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Shaney Starr:
Starr has been the executive director
of Court Appointed Special Advocates
(CASA) in Marion County for the last
five years. She has worked in the non-
profit sector for more than 20 years
and currently serves as President of
the Oregon CASA Network, Chair
of the Marion County Commission
on Children and Families, President
of the Board for Joys of Living
Assistance Dogs and as a member of
both the Corner Peace and Community
Resource Trust Board of Directors.
Rich Rodriguez:
Rodriguez is a public finance officer
at the Oregon Business Development
Department — he has underwritten
more than $50 million in loans and
grants, and presented over $31 million
to the Infrastructure Finance Authority
Board for approval. Rodriguez is also a
board member and treasurer for Belize
Arch, a growing non-profit whose vision
is a world in which children know how
to grow vegetables from local organic
seeds, plant and create healthy meals,
and share their knowledge with their
communities.
Anthony J. Rosilez:
Rosilez has served as the execu-
tive director for The Oregon Teacher
Standards and Practices Commission for
nearly four years. He describes himself
as “a passionate leader for social justice
striving for equitable access to educa-
tional opportunities and resources to
sustain the growth and success of tradi-
tionally marginalized populations.”
Julianne Jackson:
Jackson is a community activist who
founded the Black Joy Tour in Salem,
which has traveled to dozens of cities
across Oregon to bridge the urban-ru-
ral divide and support fellow BIPOC
Oregonians. The social justice group on
outreach for donations to help house-
less communities across the state.
Don’ll McBride:
A former member of the military who
now is the director of business devel-
opment at SMI Property Management.
McBride is also a member of Keizer
Rotary.
LaTonya Gibbs, who was a public
commenter at multiple Keizer City
Council meetings during conversations
about former city manager Chris Eppley,
also applied for the vacancy.
The candidates will be invited to give
a brief presentation and discuss their
interests and qualifications with the city
council in a special session on Monday,
Dec. 20. In addition, the Council will be
asking questions of the candidates.
Following the presentations, the City
Council will vote to fill the vacancy, and
the successful candidate will be sworn
in during the regular council meeting.
Gibbs
Jackson
McBride
Rodriguez
Rosilez
Starr
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