Education, Experience
Immaculata University - BA History
Qualifications
Former Social Studies Teacher (Secondary Ed.); Court Clerk and Legal Administrator
I have extensive research experience in the legal field as well as at the collegiate and corporate level. An effective Township Supervisor will review and research before coming to a conclusion and determination on decisions that will have long-term effects on the community.
It's time for change in our community. We need new people with new ideas that are going to put the work in to make the community better. We need supervisors who are looking into the future for the sake of the residents and their children. We want people to live here and retire here and we need to make Exeter a place that invites the community to do so.
We need to understand the current levels being introduced into the water system against what the federal government has deemed a hazard before creating a panic among the residents. What is deemed hazardous versus what is currently in the system and how can we make adjustments to keep the population healthy while complying with regulations.
Education, Experience
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from the Pennsylvania State University - Berks
Qualifications
Incumbent Supervisor, Past Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Member of the Fraternal Order of Elks, Member of the Friends of the Exeter Police Dept., Member of the Exeter Township Fire Advisory Board, Member of PSATS Committee on Townships above 10k population.
Campaign Phone
6107819031
As a 28-year resident and an incumbent candidate for the Board of Supervisors, I am familiar with both the strengths and challenges within our community. My experience includes serving as a past Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, being a member of the Friends of the Police charitable organization, and participating on the Township Fire Advisory Board. During my tenure on the board, we appealed water rate increases, completed the streetscape project under budget, and re-opened the historic RCC
The George Bell for Exeter Township Supervisor incumbent campaign is focused on several key areas to benefit our community. Fire Department – We need a facilities plan that addresses the specific needs of our emergency services personnel, including EMS. First Class Township Initiative – We will place a measure on the ballot in 2026 for community consideration regarding the transition to a First Class Township. Potential benefits include: 1. Improved representation 2. Shorter commissioner terms: 4 years rather than 6 years 3. Health Benefits Comprehensive Plan – We will collaborate with the Planning Commission and partner municipalities to update our Comprehensive Plan and ensure it reflects the future needs of our community.
According to PA American Water's website, our community is not listed among those with forced fluoridation. You can view this information here: https://www.amwater.com/paaw/water-quality/water-quality-faqs#q20. That said, as with many water regulations, the state government often relies on local communities to implement safety measures—and we will continue to address them as they arise. In Exeter Township specifically, it is actually the cost of water that currently has the greatest impact on families. In my role as Supervisor, I authored the first-ever rate rebuttal testimony by a township supervisor and will continue to fight for fair and reasonable rates for our community.
Education, Experience
Associates degree from RACC Bachlors in Math
Qualifications
Member of board of Daniel Boone homestead president for short time. Member of board of Pagoda Pacers president 2 terms, chairman of exeter municipal authority long time. 3 terms as Judge of elections.involved in local government for 40 years. Small business onwer
I belive I have the knowledge and background to help the township move forward. 40 years involvement in Exeter government and policies. Involved with planning on the Trout Run master plan, the Daniel Boone homestead master plan and the Pagoda area master plan. Have been in charge of large building projects in the millions of dollars. I am not a single focus person but have a wide volume of interests.
It's very simple for the past couple years the residents have been very unhappy with the way the township has been run and how they have been treated. My goal would be to change that 180 degrees. I belive I can do that.
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Education, Experience
Mechanical Engineering.BS Temple University. Basic Engineering, AA Montgomery County Community College.
Qualifications
Senior Engineer Project Manager at Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, Incumbent Supervisor, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Member of the Exeter Township Fire Advisory Board, Member of PSATS , Member of utility highway liaison committee
For the past 17 years, I worked in public infrastructure, collaborating with engineers and local communities on major transportation projects across Pennsylvania—from I-95 in Philadelphia to the Southern Beltway in Pittsburgh. began my career with PENNDOT and now serve as a Senior Engineer and Project Manager for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.
In these roles, I have led diverse teams, managed both financial and human resources, and overseen long-term planning and project execution.
The plan is really simple.
Improve the township's public perception by promoting transparency, Implementing measures to ensure that decisions made by the township government are communicated effectively to residents and stakeholders.
Support Economic Development: Work with local businesses and organizations to create opportunities for growth and prosperity within the community, while preserving the unique character and charm of the township.
Enhance and improve the township services, by supporting and backing up our Police department, our volunteer fire department. And the highway department.
Work with parks and rec to improve ,preserve and protect the natural beauty and resources of the township for future generations .
AS Per PA American Water's website, our community is not among those with forced fluoridation. an understanding and transparency is much needed when it comes to this issue from the federal level to PA American water . we will stand tall against any actions that my harm our citizens .
