Robert Rosencrantz is committed to the people of Pend Oreille.
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As your County Commissioner, Robert Rosencrantz has provided strong leadership, integrity, and results for the people of Pend Oreille County. Robert is running for re-election because he cares deeply about our community and wants to keep fighting for the future we deserve.
A longtime business owner, community volunteer, former Newport Hospital Board member, husband, and father, Robert understands the values that make Pend Oreille County a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
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✓ Proven Leadership & Results
When you elected Robert four years ago, he promised leadership, integrity, and results. He has worked every day to keep those promises by securing additional funding for road maintenance and snowplowing, helping bring nearly $5 million in housing support to Metaline Falls, and fighting to restore local property rights. Robert believes government should focus on solving problems, protecting taxpayers, and delivering results that improve people’s lives.
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​✓ Protecting Property Rights & Our Way of Life
Robert has always stood up for what he believes is right. He opposes road levy shifts because deferring road maintenance to balance the budget is a short-term fix that leads to long-term problems. He will fight data centers because of legitimate concerns they’ll drive up power costs, stress water supplies, and threaten property rights in exchange for few jobs and little economic benefit. They are a bad deal that puts the interests of outside investors ahead of the interests of the people who live here. Robert has spoken out against cuts to Medicare because no one should have to choose between buying food and filling a prescription or be one hospital bill away from bankruptcy.
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✓ Investing in Roads, Public Safety & Essential Services
Robert believes taxpayer dollars should be spent wisely and focused on the services residents depend on every day. He will continue working to ensure roads, snowplowing, public safety, and other essential county services remain a top priority. He also understands that strong communities are built by listening to the people they serve. That’s why he continues to meet with residents, knock on doors, and seek input from the people whose voices matter most. You!
