Experience You Trust

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When my husband and I moved to Middletown in 1993, we were drawn in by the valley, the mountains, and the kind of small-town charm that's hard to put into words. More than three decades later, we are still here, and I can tell you it's the people and the sense of community that make Middletown truly special.

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I have served as a Middletown Commissioner since 1996 and as Burgess Pro Tem since 2006.   Whether I am working on a wastewater infrastructure project or organizing Christmas in the Valley, I work to make Middletown a community that is strong and focused on the future. 

 

Investing in What Matters Most

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As Chair of the Water & Sewer Committee since 1998, I have worked on some of the most important investments in Middletown's future: replacing century-old water lines, building a new reservoir and water treatment facility, and replacing sections of the spring line. Right now, we are working hard to find the most fiscally responsible path forward on required wastewater upgrades. Providing safe, reliable water and sewer services is one of the most essential responsibilities we have and a fundamental commitment we make to our residents every day. We take care of our infrastructure so it can take care of us.

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A Downtown Worth Coming Back To

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I believe a strong Main Street is the heartbeat of any great small town, which is why I worked to create the Downtown Revitalization Zone Incentive Program, a practical tool to encourage investment and keep our downtown thriving for families, businesses, and visitors alike. As Board liaison to Main Street Middletown, I stay closely connected to the people and businesses that work to keep our downtown vibrant.

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Built for Families, Connected for Everyone

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I know firsthand what it means to raise a family here. Dave and I watched our three sons grow up attending Middletown schools and playing MVAA sports, the kind of hometown experience that stays with kids for a lifetime. Accordingly,  I continute to advocate for sidewalks, trails, and parks that keep Middletown walkable, safe, and connected for families of all ages.

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And for more than 20 years, I have organized Christmas in the Valley, one of the most beloved traditions in our community and a testament to the spirit that makes Middletown home.

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Middletown First. Every Decision. Every Day.

 

Middletown is special and that's not by accident. It takes neighbors who show up, leaders who listen, and a community that looks out for one another. Every decision made comes from one place: love for this town and the people in it. Together, we keep Middletown the best small town in Frederick County.

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Experience and Background

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Education:  I attended West Virginia Univeristy and graduated with a BA in International Studies.  I worked in Washington, D.C. for several years in the legislative field and then returned to college at Johns Hopkins University and received a Bachelor of Science in Nursing.  

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Career:  I spent most of my nursing career at Frederick Health in the Emergency Department and Interventional Radiology.  I am currently employed as a per diem nurse which allows ample time to devote to serving the town. 

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The experience I have accumulated over the years serving as a Middletown Commissioner and Burgess Pro Tem, and the institutional knowledge I posess provides the necessary foundation to guide decisions to ensure Middletown is poised for future success.  

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Middletown Experience:

Commissioner - 1996 to present

Burgess Pro Tem - 2006 to present

Chair, Water & Sewer Committee  - 1998 to present

Chair, Communication Committee - Early 2000's to present

Liaison, Main Street Middletown Board - 2009 to present

Past Liaision - Planning Commission

Chair and organizer of Christmas in the Valley, 20+ years

Downtown Revitalization Zone Committee

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Family:  Married to Dave for 35 years. Dave is a retired Montgomery County Police Department Commander and currently works as the emergency manager and training coordinator for the Gaithersburg City Police Department.  We have 3 sons that attended our Middletown schools, played sports through the MVAA, and had a great small town to grow up and call home.  

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Interests:  In my spare time you can find me on the pickleball courts at Remsberg Park, walking my dog Dexter in one of our many parks and enjoying all that our town has to offer. 

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Vote on Monday, April 6th: I would appreciate your vote and support on Monday, April 6th.  Together, let's keep Middletown the best small town in Frederick County! Questions? Contact Jennifer at jenfalc@gmail.com

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