The Royer Family
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Jess ROyerCandidate, Berks County CommissionerJess Royer’s roots in Berks County go back 3 generations, representing a deep commitment to Berks County as a parent, union member, civic leader, and county resident. As a Reference Librarian at the Reading Public Library, Jess has worked to make information, technology, and educational opportunities as accessible as possible. Jess has experienced issues of local importance and is ready to take them on with the passion and nuance they deserve. As an advocate and leader for organized labor, Jess will be a strong defender of public services provided for and by Berks County residents. As a hobby farmer and family man to his wife and children, he knows the importance environmental stewardship and the preservation of open spaces to protect the agricultural and recreational integrity of the county.
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As County Commissioner, Jess Royer will work diligently to ensure that all Berks County residents have the highest quality of life possible.
Jess believes in the idea of a servant leader who is concerned more with how to help others than oneself.
Improving the lives of all residents is the only true role of any level of government.
Improving the lives of all residents is the only true role of any level of government.
Advocating for Organized LaborAs a member and leader with AFSCME Local 2763, Jess is well aware of the issues facing Labor Unions, and will provide steady leadership and support for the hardworking men and women of Berks County.
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Maintain County ownership of Berks Heim
Privatization of public institutions is NOT the answer. If either of these institutions are sold to a private owner, the accountability and job security that currently exists will be gone forever.
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Environmental StewardshipJess believes we are borrowing Berks County's natural resources from future generations, and that we must remain committed to maintaining the cleanest soil, water, and air as possible. This means exploring mass transit solutions for Berks County and ensuring the availability of recycling options for residents.
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Coffee with the candidate
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