Keven J LeBlanc, Jr
No party listedIncumbent
Mayor of Herndon; chief operating officer, Planned Systems International
The gist
- Voted to prioritize development proposals that include affordable units.
- Opposes allowing a casino in the Town of Herndon.
- Supports town police as council approved collective bargaining.
- Pledges to balance development growth with Herndon's small-town feel.
- Supports keeping land-use decisions free of party politics.
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Voted to prioritize development proposals that include affordable units.
Herndon Town Council signals support for prioritizing affordable housingNews coverage · FFXnow · ffxnow.com
“the council stated that it will prioritize residential and mixed-use development proposals that include affordable units … approved 6-0 with Councilmember Naila Alam absent … This is an important place to bridge us as we continue to work towards a more full and richer policy”
Opposes allowing a casino in the Town of Herndon.
Herndon leaders plan to withdraw zoning proposal for casinosNews coverage · FFXnow · ffxnow.com
“We were never entertaining [or] trying to attract or allow a casino in the town limits.”
Supports town police as council approved collective bargaining.
Herndon Town Council authorizes collective bargaining for police officersNews coverage · FFXnow · ffxnow.com
“at all levels, we support HPD and the great work that you’ve all done, and continue to do, for our community”
Pledges to balance development growth with Herndon's small-town feel.
Keven4Herndon (campaign home page)Campaign website · Friends of Keven for Mayor · keven4herndon.com
“We need to preserve our small community feel and history while balancing growth of area development and hi-tech businesses.”
Supports keeping land-use decisions free of party politics.
Keven4Herndon (campaign home page)Campaign website · Friends of Keven for Mayor · keven4herndon.com
“We decide local concerns such as land use and traffic patterns related to downtown re-development or metro extensions. … These are not the issues of our national and state parties.”