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Supervisor Victor S. Angry
Neabsco District Supervisor Victor S. Angry is a retired United States Army Command Sergeant Major with more than 23 years of service, including historic leadership as the first African American to serve as Command Sergeant Major of the Army National Guard. After retiring from the military, he continued his commitment to service through local volunteer work and public leadership.
First sworn into office in 2019, Supervisor Angry is the first African American elected to the Prince William Board of County Supervisors and currently serves in his second full term representing the Neabsco District. He and his wife Michelle, an Army veteran and Prince William County educator, have lived in Dale City since 2003, where they raised their two children and remain deeply rooted in the community.
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Eastern Prince William County Navigation Center
This past week, I had the honor of visiting the site of the future Eastern Prince William County Navigation Center, located right here in the Neabsco District. During my visit,[…]
Read moreA.J. Ferlazzo Building Bus Shelter Ribbon Cutting
Today I had the honor of joining PRTC (OmniRide) for a ribbon cutting at the A.J. Ferlazzo Building, where the bus stop has been rebuilt from the ground up. The[…]
Read moreSeptember Angry About Adoption
Visit the Animal Shelter today! Shine (ID 4364) is a 12 year old tan Pit Bull Terrier, Male, medium, short coat. He’s house-trained, neutered, vaccinated, has no special needs, and[…]
Read moreWe Invite you to Neabsco District Community Day
I would like to invite YOU to the upcoming Neabsco District Community Day! This October 10th, we will be gathering in Cloverdale Park from 11am to 2pm to celebrate community[…]
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