12 Facts About Sharon Bulova

Sharon Bulova retired at the end of her last term in January 2020.

Sharon Bulova was elected vice president of the Kings Park West Civic Association, then became president when the existing president moved to Korea.

In 1987, Sharon Bulova was working as a legislative aide to Annandale District Supervisor Audrey Moore when Moore decided to challenge Republican Jack Herrity for the Chair of the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors.

Moore encouraged Sharon Bulova to replace her on the Board; Sharon Bulova declared her candidacy in April 1987.

In 1988, Sharon Bulova became a member of the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission.

Sharon Bulova announced her run for a second term as supervisor in February 1991.

Sharon Bulova was unopposed for her runs as Braddock District Supervisor in 1999 and 2003.

On November 3,2015, Bulova was reelected as chairman of the Board of Supervisors, defeating Republican Arthur G Purves and Independent Green Glenda Gail Parker.

In November 2011, Sharon Bulova received the Tower of Dulles award from the Committee for Dulles for her work to bring Metrorail to Dulles International Airport.

In 2011, Sharon Bulova initiated a Private Sector Energy Task Force consisting of corporate, institutional, and community leaders.

The Business Roundtable Discussion Group was put together by Sharon Bulova to identify strategies for accelerating economic recovery in Fairfax County.

Sharon Bulova put together a task force for the Fairfax County Asian American History Project.