The Fairfax Board of Supervisors appointed a new county executive that will begin his position on January 2018.

FAIRFAX, Va. (AP) — The administrator of one of Virginia’s oldest counties is taking the helm at Virginia’s most populous county.
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday appointed Bryan Hill to serve as county executive, effective in January. He replaces Ed Long, who retired.
Hill is currently the administrator in James City County, which traces its rooting to the Jamestown colony’s establishment in 1607.
Fairfax County’s population of 1.1 million is 15 times larger than James City County, which has an estimated population of less than 75,000.
Before coming to James City County in 2014, Hill spent seven years in Beaufort County, South Carolina, as deputy county administrator.

His annual salary will be $250,000.


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> He replaces Ed Long, who retired.

democrats use this illegal strategy: the last steps out early before election so that a democrat is ALREADY THE INCUMBENT and already using tax money to insure "he gets elected next real electoion"

what you don't realize is that democrats use "re-districting" to create districts and APPOINT DEMOCRATS to newly created districts: which is completely ILLEGAL

it's done allot in Virginia lately and at least a few council members (members of the board) became so by being appointed, NOT FROM ANY VOTE

Now he’s can afford the 52 pack of little tree’s “BLACK ICE” car air fresheners!

First of all, let me state that I am sooooo happy to be here.

Now where da white women at? Dis nigga is ready for sum luvin!

Obvious affirmative action hire with no experience at running a large County in VA.

If Fairfax County were a stock, I'd short it big time. AA hires never work out.