Alison Rosiek-Ibarra
Candidate for Fayette County Commission, Plateau District residency, Unexpired term
Background
- Occupation
- Small business owner
- Lives in
- Fayetteville
Owns and operates Pinheads bowling alley in Oak Hill; running as an independent for the unexpired Plateau District term.
Documented positions
Public safety
Supports fire departments throughout the county.
She also listed advocating for first responders among her focuses.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“and supporting fire departments throughout the county”
Housing
Supports improving housing affordability for young adults.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“improving housing affordability for young adults, addressing the rising cost of living for working families”
Roads & infrastructure
Supports addressing the Cannelton Hollow sewer problem.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“Among the other issues she identified were the Cannelton Hollow sewer problem, where residents have reported raw sewage entering a nearby creek”
Environment & parks
Supports more accessible, affordable recreation countywide.
She also named PCB contamination concerns in Minden among the issues she has heard from residents.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“the need for more accessible and affordable recreation for residents all over the county and residents of all ages … the ongoing PCB contamination concerns in Minden”
Health & human services
Pledges support for families recovering from addiction.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“Rosiek-Ibarra said she wants to focus on supporting families recovering from addiction”
Government & transparency
Proposes better communication between county government and the Valley.
ReportLocal businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“improving communication between county government and the Valley community”
All sources (3)
- Candidate search: November 3, 2026 General Election, Fayette County
Election filing · West Virginia Secretary of State · candidates.wvsos.gov
- Sample ballots, November 3, 2026 General Election (Voter Registration page, by precinct)
Election filing · Fayette County Clerk · fayettecounty.wv.gov
- Local businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County Commission
News coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
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