jo Ann Buckholz
What do you love about the Summit-University neighborhood?
I have lived here for 5 years with my daughters and we walk around the neighborhood all the time. We love it here!
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
No.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
I would like to get to know my neighbors better and make a contribution to the neighborhood.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
I have lived in MN for 15 years and have been employed as the CFO of a company in Minneapolis for the last 11 years. I am a CPA and would be happy to use my skills to help the community.
I have lived here for 5 years with my daughters and we walk around the neighborhood all the time. We love it here!
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
No.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
I would like to get to know my neighbors better and make a contribution to the neighborhood.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
I have lived in MN for 15 years and have been employed as the CFO of a company in Minneapolis for the last 11 years. I am a CPA and would be happy to use my skills to help the community.
Harry Oda Jr.
What do you love about the Summit-University neighborhood?
It's the best neighborhood in the Twin Cities.
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
I am a member of the Saint Paul Police God Squad, volunteer for youth at Saint Paul Parks and Rec, Cleaning up Parks. On July 9, 2016 I helped negotiate with Black Lives Matter and Saint Paul Police during the protest on the highway. I was also on the SUPC Board 18 years ago. Present at Black Lives Matter 2015 at the State Fair.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
Love of the community. To serve and protect this community.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
My expertise in public safety and development matters, and my knowledge of the district council's responsibility to the community and the city.
It's the best neighborhood in the Twin Cities.
How have you been involved in community service in the past?
I am a member of the Saint Paul Police God Squad, volunteer for youth at Saint Paul Parks and Rec, Cleaning up Parks. On July 9, 2016 I helped negotiate with Black Lives Matter and Saint Paul Police during the protest on the highway. I was also on the SUPC Board 18 years ago. Present at Black Lives Matter 2015 at the State Fair.
Please tell us why you are running for the SUPC Board:
Love of the community. To serve and protect this community.
Please tell us a little bit about how you would contribute to the SUPC board:
My expertise in public safety and development matters, and my knowledge of the district council's responsibility to the community and the city.
