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Redmond has a strong Mayor-Council form of government in which the
Mayor is chief administrative officer and the City Council sets all
official City policy. Seven Councilmembers are elected by popular
vote for staggered four-year terms and all represent the community
at large. Committee assignments will be added early 2008.
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POSITION #4, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/09
Member of the Planning & Public Works Committee
Member of the Public Safety Committee
Kim began her service on the City Council in January,
2006. She is a licensed attorney and an at-home mom and
has previously served as the Vice Chair of the Redmond
Planning Commission. She holds a BA in Political Science from
the University of Michigan and a JD Cum Laude from Detroit
College of Law. Kim has lived in Redmond since 2000, after
residing in Arizona, California and Michigan. Kim lives in
the Education Hill neighborhood with her husband and two
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POSITION #7, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/11
Chair of the Public Safety Committee
Member of the Parks & Human Services Committee
David moved from Southern Oregon to Redmond to work for
Microsoft in 1991 and works as a Software Test Engineer. He
graduated from Oregon State University with a Bachelor of
Science degree in Business Management. His hobbies are
riding motorcycles, cooking and playing in Redmond's
recreational softball league. He lives with his wife
Danielle and pets in the Viewpoint neighborhood of Redmond. |
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POSITION #5, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/11
Chair of the Public Administration & Finance Committee
Member of the Planning & Public Works Committee
Richard Cole, now in his 6th term on the Council, was
first elected to a term beginning in 1988. Originally from
Logan, Utah, Richard has resided in Redmond for over 26
years, currently in the downtown neighborhood. |
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POSITION #3, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/11
Chair of the Planning & Public Works Committee
Member of the Public Administration & Finance Committee
Hank Margeson, a 14 year resident of Education Hill, works
for Safeco Insurance Company as an Area Underwriting
Manager. He holds a Masters Degree in Public Administration
from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelors Degree in
Criminal Justice from Washington State University. He
previously served on the Parks and Trails Commission and was
the Vice-Chairperson for the Education Hill Citizens
Advisory Committee. Active in local sports, he's coached
youth soccer, baseball and basketball over the years and
currently umpires local high school baseball games. He and
his wife Patti have two children. He is currently serving
his first elected term.
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POSITION #6, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/09
President, City Council
Nancy grew up in Kalispell, Montana, graduated from
Montana State University, and has lived on the Eastside for
40 years, 29 of those years in Redmond. She resides in the
Overlake neighborhood. She was first elected as a member of
the City Council to a term beginning in 1986 and is
currently serving her sixth consecutive term. |
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POSITION #1, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/11
Chair of the Parks & Human Services Committee
Member of the Public Administration & Finance Committee
Hank Myers has lived in the Viewpoint area
since 1976 when he went to work at Alaska Airlines as a
regulatory affairs specialist. Since 1980, he has been a
consultant in transportation economics including aviation
and surface issues. Hank has served on advisory boards for
Metro Transit and the Bellevue School District, and has also
volunteered as a youth coach. He and his wife Christine have
two children. He is currently serving his first term. |
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POSITION #2, TERM EXPIRES
12/31/09
Vice President, City Council
Member of the Parks & Human Services Committee
Member of the Public Safety Committee
Pat was appointed to the City Council in November 2003
and elected to the position in November 2005. Prior to his
appointment, Pat first served on the City Council from 1981 to
1989 and on the Redmond Planning Commission from 1979 to 1980.
Pat and his family have lived on Education Hill since 1977. He
was raised in Eastern Washington, and moved in 1965 to attend
the University of Washington. |
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