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By CINDY MAHAN
Rappahannock New* SUIT Writer
It’s hard to see how the town of Washington could have managed without the work Brad Fisher has done as town treasurer and member of the Town Council for the past 16 years. Up until about three years ago, he did the job on a volunteer basis.
Even though Mr. Fisher’s job as treasurer will end with the Town Council elections coming up in May, he has offered to keep things going until the new treasurer has been trained.
Mr. Fisher also has been very instrumental in getting a new water system put in the Town of Washington. He and the last council have accomplished much. Working with the town Planning Commission, they updated the Subdivision Ordinance, the Comprehensive Plan, Historic District Ordinance and the Zoning Ordinance. Planning for the new water system took a tremendous amount of time and paperwork, but
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