The Board
How the Board Works
The Saline Regional Public Water Authority is governed by a Board of Directors that ensures every member entity has an equal voice. Each member entity, known as a Constituent Entity, appoints one representative to serve on the board, with each representative having one equal vote. This structure guarantees fairness and promotes collaborative decision-making.
The board itself is a dynamic mix of water industry professionals, including engineers, utility managers, and community leaders. Each member brings unique expertise to the table, ensuring the authority’s decisions are informed by a wide range of perspectives and knowledge. This diversity of experience strengthens the board’s ability to address challenges and advance the project effectively.
The board operates transparently, meeting regularly to oversee progress, set policies, and guide the authority’s direction. This inclusive and expert-driven governance model ensures decisions are made collaboratively, equitably, and with the benefit of professional insight.
Together, they are driving progress toward a stronger, more resilient regional water system that serves all participating entities and their communities.
The Saline Regional Public Water Authority is governed by a Board of Directors that ensures every member entity has an equal voice. Each member entity, known as a Constituent Entity, appoints one representative to serve on the board, with each representative having one equal vote. This structure guarantees fairness and promotes collaborative decision-making.
The board itself is a dynamic mix of water industry professionals, including engineers, utility managers, and community leaders. Each member brings unique expertise to the table, ensuring the authority’s decisions are informed by a wide range of perspectives and knowledge. This diversity of experience strengthens the board’s ability to address challenges and advance the project effectively.
The board operates transparently, meeting regularly to oversee progress, set policies, and guide the authority’s direction. This inclusive and expert-driven governance model ensures decisions are made collaboratively, equitably, and with the benefit of professional insight.
Together, they are driving progress toward a stronger, more resilient regional water system that serves all participating entities and their communities.
Richard KentnerPresident; Salem Water Users Representative
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Kim CupplesVice President; East End Representative
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Bobby WestbrookSecretary/Treasurer; Haskell Representative
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Chris Treat
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Jason TempleSouthwest Water Users Representative
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Mike KempShannon Hills Representative
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Shawn JacksonEasement Committee Chair
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Jammie ReaganWoodland Hills Representative
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Todd PedersenBenton Utilities Representative
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