About Monaé Nickerson
Monaé Nickerson has served the Prince William County and Dumfries communities for over 17 years as a Community Steward. Today, she is an elected official and continues to volunteer across the County and serve on numerous Boards and Commissions. 2018, Monaé decided to elevate her service platform by seeking an election for the Dumfries Town Council. Elected to office in 2018 and appointed as the first Black Female Vice Mayor, Monaé has worked with local and state leaders on infrastructure improvements, community engagement, and economic development. In 2022, she was reelected to serve her second term!
Monaé is an HR professional with a Master's degree from Strayer University and an alumna of Leadership Prince William. Monaé and her husband own a home in the Town of Dumfries, and their children attend PWC Public schools.
Monaé lives by and engages her community with her motto, "Don't just complain, contribute," encouraging civic involvement.
Appointments:
- NLC (National League of Cities) Public Safety and Crime Prevention (PSCP) Federal Advocacy Committee 2024
- NLC (National League of Cities) Small Cities Council 2024
- VML (Virginia Municipal League) 2020-2021 Community & Economic Development Policy Committee
- Current Prince William County Community Foundation (PWCCF) Executive Board Member
- May 2021 LPW (Leadership Prince William) Alumna
- NBC- LEO (National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials) Regional Director
Monaé accepts contributions to her ongoing campaign to support her community initiatives.
