Thank you.
While I won't be seeking re-election, it will be my continued honor to serve until the end of my term.
MEET KEN GIBSON
A PERSONAL MESSAGE FROM KENGIBSON
Dear Neighbor,
I am immensely grateful to the family, friends, and loyal supporters who so generously contributed their time and effort to our campaign during this election season. Last night’s victory marks the beginning of a new chapter for Gloucester--a chapter where our community comes together, united by a shared positive vision of greater prosperity and success for all.
Beth and I are deeply moved by the expression of confidence you have placed in us with your vote. I also thank Supervisor Winebarger for his service and wish him the best for the future.
Being an effective supervisor involves listening to constituents, translating their concerns into workable solutions, and building consensus to implement them. I will not be able to perform this job without the continued involvement and openness of the people I represent. Throughout my campaign, you have taken the time to share with me your ideas, your concerns, and your aspirations. I sincerely appreciate your willingness to discuss what really matters to you.
As your supervisor, I take my responsibility of representing you and speaking on your behalf seriously. I want to ask that you continue to provide me with the ideas and feedback I need to ensure you are represented.
Our beautiful community faces many challenges as our Commonwealth and nation continue to learn what we have always known: Gloucester is a great place to live, work, raise a family, and retire. Now, more than ever, we must rise above politics to do what is best for the families, taxpayers, and small businesses that make our community the shining light that it is today.
I look forward to working with you as your supervisor as we bring more jobs and prosperity to the county. Together, we can preserve our rural charm while embracing our future and guaranteeing that our community remains a place where people of all ages can find a high quality of life.
Last night did not mark the end of a journey, but the beginning of one. Now, let’s get to work.
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Ken Gibson
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MEET KENGIBSON
With an unwavering commitment to elevating our community to new heights, Ken Gibson will be an advocate and positive leader for all Gloucester citizens. He will lead the charge to ensure that Gloucester remains a vibrant, competitive, and safe place to live, work, raise a family, and retire. His mission is to grow our local economy responsibly, increase private-sector jobs, support and enhance our local schools, and expand access to high-speed, broadband internet.
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As a father, husband, and successful small business owner, Ken shares our values and will deliver real results—not empty promises and political rhetoric. As a person of faith, family, and service, Ken is committed to representing all citizens of Gloucester and being open, transparent and responsive to residents.
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As a local attorney at GibsonSingleton Virginia Injury Attorneys, Ken makes our community better by helping people solve problems and achieve justice. His firm also works to make our community safer through public education campaigns promoting safe driving.
Previously, Ken served as a federal prosecutor and leader at the U.S. Department of Justice, where his performance earned him a commendation from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Before coming to Gloucester, Ken also prosecuted hundreds of violent crime cases as an Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney in Norfolk.
A proud supporter of our military, Ken served in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Knowing the importance of service, Ken serves our community through the Gloucester Point Rotary Club, where he was president and “Rotarian of the Year” in 2015. Ken volunteers for the Middle Peninsula Bar Association and the Edge Hill House Foundation, and he coaches basketball through the Gloucester County Parks and Recreation.
In his spare time, he enjoys saltwater fishing, watching football and basketball, and reading military history. He plays the drums for a local rock group, The Ballast Band.
Ken is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of South Carolina Law School. He and his wife, Beth, live in Gloucester, where they are the proud parents of 12-year-old twins, Jack and Katherine.
