Justin Information

With a commitment to ensuring every childs opportunity at success, protecting Alexandrias long-term fiscal health and investing in the infrastructure that improves our quality of life, Justin Wilson was elected Mayor of the City of Alexandria in November of 2018. As Mayor, Justin represents the City regionally on the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority and the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Board of Directors. Within the City, Justin leads the City-Schools Subcommittee, the ARHA Redevelopment Committee, the Quality of Life Committee, Legislative Subcommittee, the Audit Committee, the Employee Pension/Compensation Committee, the Potomac Yard Metro Implementation Advisory Group and the Combined Sewer Outfall Project Review Team Workgroup. An experienced community leader, Justin previously served 8 years on the City Council prior to his election as Mayor, including service from 2016 2019 as Alexandrias Vice Mayor. Justins leadership has led to new investments in schools, transportation and environmental infrastructure. He has worked to expand early childhood education, address growing student enrollment, accelerate economic growth, advance climate policy as well as protecting and expanding housing affordability. Prior to his election to the City Council, Justin served as the Chair of the Alexandria Transit Company Board of Directors, which operates the Citys DASH bus service, and served on the Budget & Fiscal Affairs Advisory Committee. His neighbors recognized his leadership and twice elected him president of the Del Ray Citizens Association. Justin chaired the Citys effort to promote participation in the 2010 decennial Census, and he represented Alexandria on the Board of Directors of the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authoritypreserving and managing 11,000 acres of open space and 24 regional parks. He was an appointee of Governor Mark Warner to the states Advisory Committee on Juvenile Justice and later to the Board of Juvenile Justicea position he was re-appointed to by Governor Tim ...