NATHAN A. SIMPSON
FOR APPOMATTOX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COURTHOUSE DISTRICT • NOVEMBER 4, 2025
This county has problems that need solving and people worth fighting for.
COURTHOUSE DISTRICT • NOVEMBER 4, 2025
This county has problems that need solving and people worth fighting for.
Lifelong resident and proud graduate of Appomattox County High School.
I make no claim to perfection, only to effort. I'm not here to govern like someone who has no one watching. I'm here to lead like someone whose daughter will one day ask why I voted the way I did — and I'll have an answer.
Some things aren't negotiable. Here's where I stand.
Commonsense regulation, straightforward permitting, and reasonable taxation.
Every dollar invested in our schools is a dollar well spent. Academic programs, trade and vocational classes, physical security and SROs, athletics - these all shape the next generation.
2A + Constitutional Carry.
We keep our homes, schools, churches and community safe by arresting, prosecuting, and convicting criminals.
God made light first for a reason.
250 new housing units constructed by local builders, sold to young families and elderly fixed-income residents using a community development bank at below-market rates.
An urgent care facility to serve our community's immediate healthcare needs.
Incentivize filling empty buildings with 'new industrials' — robotic milling and CNC fabrication shops. Partner with CVCC and Carver-Price for workforce upskilling.
Construction of a reservoir, sewer plant, and landfill that are locally owned and operated. Each dollar invested locally makes our community stronger.
Supporting working families with accessible childcare, quality schools, and community programs that strengthen family life in Appomattox County.
Ensuring our elderly residents can age in place with dignity through affordable housing options, accessible healthcare, and community support services.
"Water, sewer, sidewalks, parks, public safety; these aren't 'town problems' or 'county problems.' They're our problems. Appomattox wins only when we tackle them side-by-side."
A stronger Appomattox demands leaders who act with urgency, competence, and the clear conviction that we're all in the same boat. We must start rowing in the same direction.
In Service,
Nathan A. Simpson