Kellie Van Ree, a lifetime Benton County resident is excited to announce her candidacy for Benton County Supervisor. Kellie is a 2001 graduate of Vinton-Shellsburg Highschool and attended Kirkwood Community College majoring in Nursing. In 2010, Kellie graduated with her Bachelor's degree in long-term care administration. Serving in various health care roles for more than 20 years, Kellie now is the Director of Clinical Services for LeadingAge Iowa, a trade association who advocates for non-profit long-term care providers across the State.Kellie has a vast experiencing in interpreting both Federal regulations, State rules, and Iowa Code. In her current position she aides lobbyists in providing feedback to legislators at the Capitol on pertinent health care bills.Kellie brings experience in managing employees, budgets, compliance, and collaboration.While being an elected official was not really on her radar, the past few months of mismanaging our county has empowered Kellie to be the "Fresh Start" Benton County needs and deserves.Kellie's goals while serving as a Benton County Supervisor are:1. Establishing a trustworthy and transparent Board of Supervisors.2. Ensuring equal pay and benefits for all county employees in coordination with collective bargaining agreements.3. Developing a positive culture for county employees.4. Strategic planning and revitalization to bring new residents and tourists to Benton County.5. Keeping property tax increases minimal and exploring alternate revenue sources.You can follow Kellie on her Facebook page at "Vote Kellie Van Ree for Benton County Supervisor 2024".

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DS February 4, 2024, 1:40 pm She would be an excellent choice. She would be far better than the abusive individuals we have seen trying to downplay harassment and scratch their own backs. That would include the sheriff, who is known for harassing others as well.
JG February 6, 2024, 1:15 am I would agree with DS 100%. Hopefully the voters will open their eyes and see what’s going on and get rid of all three supervisors that we have. Benton County needs supervisors that are willing to do their job and get rid of County employees who are not doing their job.
The voters of Benton County need to vote for the qualified person.
BF February 6, 2024, 9:50 am Great news!