REPUBLICAN FOR ST. MARY’S COUNTY COMMISSIONER PRESIDENT
COMMON SENSE IN GOVERNMENT
Roy Alvey has spent a lifetime living, working, and serving in St. Mary’s County. He is running for Commissioner President to bring fiscal discipline, responsible growth, strong public services, and accountable leadership to county government.
A LIFETIME OF SERVICE TO ST. MARY’S
LIFELONG ST. MARY’S COUNTY RESIDENT
U.S. ARMY VETERAN
82nd Airborne Division
38 YEARS IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
DECADES OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
Roy Alvey was raised in St. Mary’s County and graduated from Chopticon High School. After serving in the United States Army with the 82nd Airborne Division, Roy returned home and began a 38-year career in telecommunications with C&P Telephone, Bell Atlantic, and Verizon. Throughout his career and retirement, Roy has remained active in the community through public boards, civic organizations, youth activities, and local government service. He and his wife, Rose, live in Valley Lee.
ROY’S PRIORITIES
COMMON SENSE IN GOVERNMENT
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
Put essential services first, control unnecessary spending, and work to reduce the tax and fee burden on St. Mary’s County residents.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ensure the Sheriff’s Office, State’s Attorney, first responders, and other public-safety functions have the resources needed to serve the county.
EDUCATION
Support teachers, school staff, safe and well-maintained facilities, and dependable transportation for St. Mary’s County students.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Maintain roads, parks, public facilities, snow removal, and other basic county services residents rely on every day.
RESPONSIBLE GROWTH
Support development that strengthens the local economy while protecting rural character, communities, natural resources, and quality of life.
FAMILIES & SENIORS
Address the rising costs facing families and seniors through property-tax relief, affordable recreation, and responsible county budgeting.
Roy believes Commissioner President should be a full-time public service responsibility. He intends to remain available to residents, listen directly to their concerns, and make decisions with the long-term interests of St. Mary’s County in mind.