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My expectations of government at all levels are basic;   "I expect fair, honest and open government that is accessible, understandable and responsive to the public it serves."

THE DUTIES OF THE AUDITOR:

          The County Auditor is responsible for conducting elections and maintaining voter registration records; for the issuance of vehicle and vessel licenses, for the issuance of marriage licenses; for the recording, maintenance and retrieval of real property documents, deeds and titles; and for the oversight and reporting of the County's accounting activities.

Elections and Voter Registration administers all federal, state, county, municipal and special purpose district elections held in Kitsap County. In addition to the annual primary and general elections, an average of three special elections are conducted each spring. The elections department also manages the registration records for over 126, 000 voters - adding new registrations and updating the records of voters who have moved to other locations at the rate of about 3,600 per month.  Voter outreach programs include publication of the Annual Local Voters' Pamphlet, assisting local schools in the conduct of their student body elections, and assisting and promoting voter registration opportunities for qualified citizens.

Recording maintains the official public record of all real estate documents, deeds and titles transacted in Kitsap County. It is also the repository for the Board of County Commissioner minutes and other official County documents, maintaining historical records for Kitsap County dating back to 1857. The recording team creates the index whereby documents can be located and retrieved and assists the public with title searches. Marriage and business licenses are also issued and maintained in the rrecording division.

Licensing acts as an agency for the Washington State Department of Licensing, issuing vehicle and vessel licenses and tabs, and processing title transfers. In cooperation with five licensing sub-agencies located throughout the County, the licensing department is responsible for the collection of vehicle excise tax in excess of $30,000,000 for the State of Washington.  The department also collects gambling taxes for the County." .

Financial Services Division provides the central accounting system to which all County departments and agencies report their financial transactions. This division is responsible for control and issuance of disbursements, financial accounting and reporting, including preparation of the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, operational auditing, and payroll maintenance and distribution.

 

MY EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS:  

Education: France, Germany, North Africa, Texas, Oklahoma

Degree:  B.S. Oklahoma State

Washington Real Estate Brokers License

Owned Restaurant and food import/export company

Appointed National Advisory Council Chairman to United States Small Business Administration

Hawaii County Water Commissioner

 Governor's Advisory Council on Small Business

Election Board of Appeals, Hawaii County

 

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