Kecia S. Evans

Kecia S. Evans is a public servant, community advocate, and Supervisor on the Board of Supervisors representing the Falmouth District in Stafford County, Virginia. As a wife, mother of four, career public servant, and dedicated community volunteer, Kecia brings more than two decades of experience in criminal justice, advocacy, and public service to her leadership role. Her professional journey began at the DC Public Defender Service, where she spent 18 years supporting attorneys who advocated for underserved adults and juveniles. This experience strengthened her commitment to fighting for individuals without a voice and inspired her transition from advocating within the legal system to creating policies that positively impact communities.

Kecia’s path into public leadership began in 2018 when she entered politics with a mission to promote accountability, fairness, and community-focused solutions. After earlier campaigns and continued civic involvement, she gained valuable leadership experience through appointments to the Board of Zoning Appeals, chairing the Special Education Advisory Committee, and serving as chair of the Department of Parks and Recreation. Motivated by her own experiences advocating for children with special needs, she has remained committed to ensuring families and residents have access to responsive and effective government. In her current role, Kecia made history as the first African American woman elected to represent her seat in a heavily red district, connecting with voters through her focus on everyday issues affecting households and local communities.

Kecia holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice, and a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics from the University of Maryland Global Campus, as well as a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in National Security Law from Regent Law School. Her diverse educational background and professional experience have shaped her expertise in advocacy, public policy, cybersecurity, and community development. She is involved with organizations such as the NAACP, where she has volunteered in legal redress and voting rights efforts, and the National Association of Leadership and Success. Through her continued service, Kecia remains dedicated to advancing justice, accountability, and meaningful opportunities for the communities she represents.