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I am running to create a stronger, more sustainable future for Washington County. My priorities include smart, long-term growth, responsible resource management, and fact-based decision-making. I am committed to improving public services, supporting families, and making government work efficiently—delivering results with accountability, fairness, and transparency for all residents.
My 17-year corporate career has given me leadership, financial expertise, and strategic planning skills that are essential for effective local governance. Serving on the Johnson City Public Library Board of Directors and participating in community organizations has provided insight into public service and balancing the needs of a diverse community. As a mother, I am deeply invested in building a safe, thriving county for families. These experiences have reinforced the importance of approaching decisions with an unbiased perspective, ensuring government serves all residents fairly and transparently.
Ashley Newton is a chemical engineer, business operations leader, and community volunteer who has spent the past 17 years solving complex problems, leading teams, and making decisions that balance long-term planning with fiscal responsibility. Throughout her career, she has led large production and business operations, managed capital improvement programs totaling more than $50 million, and built a reputation for thoughtful, accountable leadership.
Ashley serves on the Johnson City Public Library Board and is an active member of the Washington County community. She and her husband are raising their two young children in District 15, giving her a personal stake in protecting the quality of life that makes Washington County such a special place to live. She understands the importance of safe neighborhoods, strong public services, responsible growth, and preserving the community her children will one day call home.
Ashley is running for County Commission because she believes local government should be transparent, fiscally responsible, and focused on serving residents. She will bring a practical, common-sense approach to county government—listening first, making thoughtful decisions, and always putting the interests of Washington County residents first.
Ashley believes Washington County can continue to grow while preserving the quality of life that makes our community a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Achieving that will require thoughtful planning, fiscal responsibility, and sound business judgment—the perspective she will bring to the County Commission.
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