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Theresa Supports Students: Focusing on integrity and credibility

I graduated from George Mason University cum laude with a degree in Business Communication and was awarded Alumna of the Year in 2019 for all the work that I achieved with students and the community to open doors for opportunity to thrive. And I continue that passion today as an elected Councilwoman in Manassas City. The Communication Department is not an easy department to impress. … Continue reading Theresa Supports Students: Focusing on integrity and credibility

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Support saving our Bees and Pollinators and Plant Native

By: Councilwoman Theresa Coates Ellis — With many initiatives brought forth for the good of the community, one that I am most passionate is saving our pollinators. As a Master Gardener trained years ago with the Prince William Master Gardeners (they still train interested gardeners!), I plant native in my home, taught students, homeowners, landowners and as your Manassas City Councilwoman the importance of this … Continue reading Support saving our Bees and Pollinators and Plant Native

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I pledged and VOTE to fight high taxes. Here are Voting Records to prove it.

“I respect our voters. Here are the official voting records for some key votes that impact your wallet — income you need to buy the necessities in life and support you and your families to thrive.” Councilwoman Theresa Coates Ellis All records below are directly from the minutes from the City of Manassas website. ManassasVA.gov agendas and minutes for May 23, 2022 — our budget … Continue reading I pledged and VOTE to fight high taxes. Here are Voting Records to prove it.

Over-budget — now at $12.2 million –City Hall renovation: Not the right time or use of your money.

With supply chain issues, record-breaking inflation, and spending out of control, now is the time to re-examine spending and Capital Improvement Plans in our City of Manassas and to vote the Democrats out. Our City Hall renovation on a 35 year office building is $5 million over-budget because of the economy. Labor was also over-budget because the trades are in-demand. Read more: Sticker shock continues: … Continue reading Over-budget — now at $12.2 million –City Hall renovation: Not the right time or use of your money.

Where, When, and Why to Vote for Theresa for Council and both slates of candidates.

Did you know there was an important election this year on Nov. 8? Important because our City of Manassas is at a turning point. The car tax bills are outrageous and the children are suffering from severe learning loss in our public schools. All caused by the last 6 years under the majority control of fiscally irresponsible and inexperienced leadership. We are losing our City. … Continue reading Where, When, and Why to Vote for Theresa for Council and both slates of candidates.

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Theresa Ellis announces run for re-election for Manassas City Council

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:Contact: Theresa Coates EllisTheresaCoatesEllis.com Cell: 571-247-6729info@TheresaCoatesEllis.com June 9, 2022Subject line: Theresa Coates Ellis runs for re-election for Manassas City Council. [Manassas, Virginia, June 9, 2022] — Councilwoman Theresa Coates Ellis announced that she is running and seeks to earn Manassas City residents vote for re-election after serving her first-four-year term. Theresa Coates Ellis, a Republican, will be on the general election ballot on … Continue reading Theresa Ellis announces run for re-election for Manassas City Council