"My experience as a U.S. Army Veteran, a small business founder and owner and community activist makes me the most qualified of the candidates. I know how to serve my country and my neighbors; I know how to make a payroll and to balance budgets; I know how to make a business grow from a sole employee to managing a multimillion dollar fleet of vehicles for national companies. But most of all I know how to listen. I know how to make your ideas into reality."
~Ron Fisher
Ron Fisher | Family Man

Ron Fisher grew up on his family's farm in rural Maryland where he cut wood, mended fences, milked cows, built a barn and raised prize-winning sheep in his 4-H Club. His upbringing taught him to embrace the value of teamwork.

Throughout his childhood he was a hard worker. When Ron was about 12, he wanted to buy a special saddle for his horse and his parents agreed to pay for half. He found all sorts of jobs and managed to buy the saddle in a surprisingly short time; he worked on a dairy farm, getting up at the crack of dawn, cutting wood and putting up fences.

In school, he excelled at Track and, at a very early age, was interested in participating in solving whatever problems he saw around him; he traveled to Johnstown, Pennsylvania, to help the people there after a flood and also participated in changing the food service at his school when he thought the food was unhealthy ... consequently, the school put in a salad bar, long before many places even had them.

Ron finished high school at Randolph Macon Military Academy in Front Royal, Virginia, where he was active in Track and other sports.

Mr. Fisher resides in Prince George's County with his wife Casey and his daughter Lauren.

Ron Fisher | Military Veteran

A graduate of Randolph Macon Military Academy, Ron served meritoriously in the U.S. Army Airborne, for eight years, including assisting the Red Cross, instructing military and community members on First Aid techniques, CPR and related procedures.

Mr. Fisher is Adjutant of Brandywine American Legion Post 227 and is driven to serve his County by the same sense of duty he had when he served his Country.

Ron Fisher | Community Builder

• President of the Early Haven/Ashley Manor Homeowners Association.

• Appointed to Prince George's County Citizens Complaint Oversight Panel (CCOP).

• Advisor, employer and mentor in Prince George's County Summer Youth Employment Program.

• Community Liaison for Prince George's County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation.

Ron Fisher | Business Owner

• Founded and operates a business servicing a multi-million dollar fleet of vehicles.

• Knows how to serve customers, manage employees, make payroll and balance budgets.

Ron Fisher | Cares for Community

• Organized a number of plow trucks to dig out dozens of senior and disabled citizens, as well as the community church, during the Blizzard of 2010.

• Recognized by Christmas in April as an outstanding volunteer for fixing up the homes of elderly and disabled residents.

• Journeyed to Johnstown, PA as a teen to help people after a severe flood.

Ron Fisher | Fiscally Responsible

• Saved an Army base over $17 million, becoming the youngest Property Officer ever to win a national award: "Cpl. Ronald Fisher distinguished himself by exceptional meritorious service, a deep sense of loyalty, dedication to duty, zeal and efficiency in accounting for over $17 million in property not documented in over 20 years. His exemplary achievements reflect great credit upon himself and the U.S. Army."

• Persuaded a developer to honor HOA promises on sidewalks and building standards.

Ron Fisher | Youth Mentor

• Awarded for providing Gywnn Park High School students with outstanding School-to-Career opportunities.

• Awarded for his outstanding support to a local Junior ROTC Program.

• Commended by Prince George's County Summer Youth Employment Program for hiring over a dozen students and referring dozens more to other employers by assuring: "I can recommend the kids because they are great to work with, show up for work on time and are eager to learn!"

Ron Fisher | Can-Do Activist

• Awarded by the Citizens Concerned for a Cleaner County for organizing dozens of volunteers for numerous community clean-ups.

• Lobbied Prince George's County to clean a clogged storm pond which was posing a public health hazard.