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| Sammamish City Council | ||
| Race | Candidate Name and link to questionnaire | Rating |
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Position 1 |
Phil Dyer |
GOOD |
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Position 1 |
Michele Petitti |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 2 |
Troy Romero |
GOOD |
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Position 3 |
Don Gerend |
OUTSTANDING |
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Position 4 |
Kathleen Huckabay |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 5 |
John Barry Jr. |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 6 |
Kenneth Kilroy |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 6 |
Nancy Whitten |
VERY GOOD |
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Position 7 |
Michael Friedman |
ADEQUATE |
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Position 7 |
Ron Haworth |
GOOD |
Phillip Edward Dyer
Non-Partisan
Good
Committee to Re-Elect Phil Dyer
4127 205th Avenue SE
Sammamish, WA 98075
HonPDyer5@aol.com
Incumbent
20 year resident
Education
25 Years of experience in Medical Professional Liability, Army Corps of Engineers Branch for 26 Years
Civic Involvement
Three terms representing the 5th Legislative District in the WA House of Representatives, which includes 90% of the City of Sammamish. Numerous awards and citations for legislative service, to include NATIONAL LEGISLATOR OF THE YEAR IN 1995, American Legislative Exchange Council. 29 Years service as an Engineer Officer in the Army National Guard, currently holding the rank of LTCOL. most recently, as the FIRST Mayor, City of Sammamish, and continued service on the Sammamish City Council.
Michele Petitti
Non-Partisan
Very Good
24017 SE 18th Place
Sammamish, WA 98075-8108
15 year resident
Education
High School Diploma, Renton High School, 1973
Civic Involvement
Vice President of the Sammamish Saddle Club. I was constructive in the reopening of Beaver Lake Regional Park to equestrians and the building of multi-use trails in the park. We are currently working through the building permit process to construct a public riding arena and additional parking in the park. This has required meetings with park officials and utility representatives. On behalf of the Saddle Club, I have organized a number of neighborhood meetings to discuss Special District Overlays and road design issues.
Troy Romero
Non-Partisan
Good
Romero for City Council
1801 231st Avenue NE
Sammamish, WA 98074
troyrom@aol.com
www.troyromero.com
Incumbent
12 year resident
Education
Troy Romero earned an AA in Spanish (’85) and a BA (’86) in International Relations from Brigham Young University
Civic Involvement
Troy Romero has been involved on the Eastside for the past 15 years. Troy and his wife Kim (from Bellevue) moved here in 1986 from Washington D.C. where Troy had worked for Senator McClure (R, ID) to go to law school and raise a family. Since 1986 Troy has done such community activities as been a Boy Scout leader (1989-2001), a volunteer attorney for Eastside Legal Assistance Program (1989-1999), a coach for Boys & Girls Clubs teams on which his kids have played (various), a homeowner association officer (1994-1996).
Don Gerend
Non-Partisan
Outstanding
Friends of Don Gerend
2959 224th Place SE
Sammamish, WA 98075-9568
gerend@bigfoot.com
Incumbent
22 year resident
Education
B.S., Math and Physics, U of Wisconsin; M.S., Physics, U of Wisconsin; PhD, Astronomy, U of Washington
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Kathleen D. Huckabay
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Citizens to Elect Kathleen Huckabay
21422 SE 37th Street
Sammamish, WA 98075-9281
huckkathy@home.com
Incumbent
16 year resident
Education
I earned a Master's Degree in Professional Accounting with an emphasis in Tax from the University of Utah.
Civic Involvement
In the early 1990's, I was the co-chairperson of the Sammamish Incorporation Committee. When that effort failed, I realized that it had done so largely due to the fact that the geographic area designated as the city limits did not consider itself to be a community or to share a commonality of interests. In the interest of building that shared interest, I became a founding member of the Sammamish Kiwanis Club, a board member of the Sammamish YMCA and continued an active participation in my church.
Jack Barry
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Friends to Elect Jack Barry
3322 259th Place SE
Sammamish, WA 98075-9159
jack.barry3@gte.net
www.jackbarry.org
Incumbent
5 year resident
Education
B.A., Business Education, Arizona State University, 1965; M.A., Business Education, Arizona State University, 1970
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Kenneth J. Kilroy
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Committee to Reelect Ken Kilroy
20722 SE 3rd Way
Sammamish, WA 98074
kkilroy@ci.sammamish.wa.us
Incumbent
6 year resident
Education
Summary Not Provided
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Nancy Whitten
Non-Partisan
Very Good
Friends to Elect Nancy Whitten
PO Box 1294
Issaquah, WA 98027
electwhitten@hotmail.com
20 year resident
Education
Law Degree with honors, 1971, from Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois; Undergraduate degree in Spanish, 1967, from Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois
Civic Involvement
Active in land use appeals involving development on the Sammamish Plateau, winning better designed projects, mitigation for schools and exemplary water quality treatment measures. Instrumental in getting the County to install a traffic light by Discovery Elementary for safety of the school children crossing. Instrumental in getting the State to stop poisoning of Pine Lake in its management of Pine Lake as a trout only resource and later in the neighbor's proposed use of poison to kill certain vegetation growing in Pine Lake.
Michael Friedman
Non-Partisan
Adequate
1717 266th Way SE
Sammamish, WA 98075
michfr@hotmail.com
Education
Summary Not Provided
Civic Involvement
Summary Not Provided
Ronald W. Haworth
Non-Partisan
Good
Ron Haworth
24520 SE 24th Street
Sammamish, WA 98075-9457
rhaworth@halcyon.com
Incumbent
16 year resident
Education
Graduated from Selah High School in 1952. Advanced education includes personnel management, personnel safety, personnel evaluation
Civic Involvement
Member of Sammamish City Council. Board member of Eastside Fire & Rescue. President of the Northwest Chapter of the American Coach Association covering six states and British Columbia. Board member of the National board of the American Coach Association.
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