Background & Qualifications
Kevin Moreau is a lifelong Democrat and still a strong believer in the American experiment. He is a devoted husband and father of two boys, has called Manassas Park home since 2019, and is running for re-election to the Manassas Park City Council, hoping to earn your vote this November.
Kevin has served on the City Council since February 2025, focusing on economic growth, support for our City Schools, and excellence in essential services – Fire, Police, and Public Works. Before joining the Council, he served as Vice Chair on the City’s Economic Development Authority (EDA), voting on a joint resolution with the City Council to approve the issuance of bonds to secure an anchor business for the downtown. He also voted to lower property taxes and supported the gun ban in local public buildings, including City Hall. He is a Keep the Park Beautiful volunteer and the sponsor and co-organizer of the City’s Annual Photography Contest.
Professionally, Kevin has spent over 20 years in the technology industry at Thomson Reuters, IBM, and Fujitsu, helping organizations with their digital transformations. He has led programs for U.S. Federal agencies such as the Securities & Exchange Commission, USAID, and U.S. Army Cyber Command. Kevin graduated from Boston University with a BA in Economics and has an EMBA from the Quantic School of Business & Technology
Priorities & Values
Economic Empowerment: Support the growth of the new downtown and local businesses to diversify the City’s tax base and reduce property taxes
Support for Manassas Park City Schools: Work with Manassas Park City Schools (MPCS) to achieve strategic objectives and advance Career & Technical Education (CTE) options for students
Excellence in Essential Services: Ensure our essential services (Fire, Police, and Public Works) have the appropriate resources to keep us safe
Why Vote for Kevin?
Delivered real results on the ground: helped attract new businesses to revitalize the city’s downtown and champions filling office vacancies with local small business rather than paving over green space
Fights for residents’ wallets and futures: pushes for economic diversity and lower financial burdens on families, while expanding career and technical education to prepare local students for tomorrow’s jobs
A council member who actually listens: known for thoughtful, well-researched leadership and a genuine commitment to representing every resident year-round, not just at election time
