Since co-founding Fairfax Citizens for Responsible Growth (FairGrowth) in 2004, and helping to lead the fight to reduce the 2,250-unit MetroWest high-rise project, Charlie Hall has pushed for a greater citizen voice in local government, and for balanced planning that serves our entire community. When elected supervisor, Charlie will: Consult with citizens on all issues of public concern Assess the impact on roads, schools, parks, streams and environment before voting on new development Fight against the elevated train in Tysons and for a system of mass transit that will connect the community with the new Metro stations Work with citizens, developers and businesses to create a true consensus on positive change for Fairfax County

"In their rush to build new high-rises, developers are putting us in danger of a traffic meltdown. Unfortunately, the Board of Supervisors isn't paying enough attention. We need leaders who listen, and who will work tirelessly to protect our roads, schools, parks, streams and neighborhoods." —Charlie Hall