Alison Rosiek-Ibarra
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Small business owner · Fayetteville
The gist
- Pledges support for families recovering from addiction.
- Supports improving housing affordability for young adults.
- Supports addressing the Cannelton Hollow sewer problem.
- Supports more accessible, affordable recreation countywide.
- Supports fire departments throughout the county.
- Proposes better communication between county government and the Valley.
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Pledges support for families recovering from addiction.
Local 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”
Supports improving housing affordability for young adults.
Local 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”
Supports addressing the Cannelton Hollow sewer problem.
Local 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”
Supports more accessible, affordable recreation countywide.
Local 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”
Supports fire departments throughout the county.
Local businesswoman Alison Rosiek-Ibarra announces campaign for Fayette County CommissionNews coverage · Lootpress · Jul 2, 2026 · lootpress.com
“and supporting fire departments throughout the county”
Proposes better communication between county government and the Valley.
Local 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”