Board of County Supervisors

Since January 2020, Kenny Boddye has served on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors, representing the Occoquan District, where he has made his home with his wife, children, and two dogs.   

Supervisor Boddye has long recognized the government as a power for positive change: His involvement in civics began with serving as an Election Day volunteer as a teen. He went on to earn a B.A. in Political Science at Georgetown University while dedicating himself to advocacy for causes such as criminal justice reform, healthcare, climate action, and mental health. These issues remain a priority.   

As Supervisor, Kenny ensures that Prince William residents are represented in regional decisions, through involvement in organizations such as PRTC/OmniRide, Northern Virginia Regional Commission, and Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG), where he serves on committees focused on protecting the Chesapeake Bay, improving air quality, promoting agriculture, and combating food insecurity. As of 2024, he will be the Chair of COG’s Air Quality Control Committee and Vice Chair of the Chesapeake Bay Policy Committee. He also promotes government transparency and sound financial management as a member of the County’s Audit Committee and Joint Audit Committee with PWC.

True to his commitment to climate justice, Kenny took the lead in setting climate resiliency goals for Prince William, laying the groundwork for the creation of an Office of Sustainability and a Joint Environmental Taskforce that fosters collaboration between the County Government and Prince William County Schools. He has also been a leader in advocating for deeper investments in education, championing COVID-19 relief funding for the school division alongside broader financial support for our schools. Additionally, he continues to push for increased access to mental health resources, ensuring funding for the police co-responder unit and supporting the opening of the County’s first a Child Advocacy Center, as well as  the Crisis Receiving Center currently under construction in the Occoquan District. Kenny is also proud to have overseen public safety investments that in 2023 gave the Prince William County Police Department an historic 17.5% salary increase and $10k signing bonuses.  

In addition to his role as Supervisor, Boddye is the Assistant Vice President for Administration at Kevin Davis Insurances Services, an nationwide insurance wholesaler which specializes in educating and protecting community associations from financial loss.  

Learn more at https://occoquandistrict.net.