Chesterfield Citizens for Responsible Government is a non-partisan, all-volunteer organization dedicated to transparency in county spending. We are not interested in your political views or party affiliation. We endorse no candidates, run no campaigns, and charge no membership dues.
Since our inception in March 2024, CCRG has gathered county spending data through public postings, direct requests to county offices, and formal FOIA filings when information was not voluntarily provided. We publish detailed reports, put the analysis in a public data dashboard, and take it directly to county management and every member of the Board of Supervisors.
Our mission is to reduce taxes and control spending in Chesterfield County by identifying wasteful spending and opportunities for greater efficiency — so that every taxpayer can see how public funds are allocated, and ask an informed question before the Board votes.
We urge readers to pull the same records from the county and check our work. If you find a discrepancy, tell us and we will publish the correction.
More than 60 years of global experience in fiscal management and supply chain oversight, backed by an engineering degree, an MBA, and professional supply chain certifications. Committed to disciplined spending and accountability to taxpayers.
Over 35 years of Fortune 100 IT and business experience, working with Fortune 500 companies in IT management, cybersecurity, and mergers and acquisitions. A business degree with experience rooted in fiscal discipline, risk management, and accountability to stakeholders.
Our principals are supported by volunteers with experience in financial management, international consulting, project and process management, operations, government, supply chain, procurement, and engineering. Collectively we have worked for some of the largest companies in the world and for small entrepreneurial ventures. What we are good at is fact-finding and analysis.
We have raised these findings with county management and every member of the Board of Supervisors — by email, phone, in person, and in public testimony.
It is the first question a sceptical reader should ask, so we answer it before being asked. Membership is free and always will be. Nobody here draws a salary, and the research is done by volunteers on their own time.
Contributions are accepted but never required, and they cover only three things: records request fees charged by the county, hosting and data costs for this site and the dashboard, and printing for public meetings. We take no money from county vendors, developers with business before the Board, officeholders, candidates, or political committees — and if we ever did, it would be published here before it was spent.