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Consolidation Commission almost set

   June 3, 2009

The officers of the Escambia County Consolidation Commission were elected last night. Two positions have yet to be appointed–one by NAACP, one by Ministerial Alliance.
Former Florida Supreme Court Judge Ken Bell is the chair. Dr. Rick Harper of the UWF HAAS Center is the vice chair and retired Marine Col. C.J. Lewis, who ran unsuccessfully for Pensacola mayor in 2008, is the secretary.

Other members and who appointed them:
John Peacock, Edward Jones by Commissioner Wilson Robertson
Ed Fleming, attorney by Commissioner Gene Valentino
Gerald McKenzie, attorney, by Commissioner Marie Young
Rick Finch, Actigraph, by Commissioner Grover C. Robinson
Rusty Tanner, Hill Kelly Dodge, by Commissioner Kevin White

Pensacola City Council: Christopher J. Lewis and Clarry Ellis, UBS Financial Services

Century Town Council/Mayor: Charles L. Scott, Sr.

Escambia Taxpayers’ Association, Inc: Jeremy Brown, Williams-Brown, Inc. (2009 IN Rising Star)

League of Women Voters: Sharon L. Barnett, attorney

Pensacola Young Professionals: John Gormley, SunTrust Bank

Escambia County Farm Bureau: Jimmy Cunningham

Home Builders Association of West Florida: Stephen R. Moorhead, attorney

University of West Florida: Rick Harper

Sheriff David Morgan: Col. Darlene F. Dickey, attorney for the Sheriff’s Office

Tax Collector Janet Holley: Richard Stone, deputy tax collector

Property Appraiser Chris Jones: Enoch Leatherwood, chief deputy property appraiser

Clerk of the Circuit Court Ernie Lee Magaha: Cheryl Maher, Circuit Court clerk

Supervisor of Elections David Stafford: Michael Hardin

Chief Judge Kim Skievaski: Janet Lander, former county attorney, and Kenneth B. Bell

Escambia County School Board: Norm Ross, deputy superintendent of schools

Emerald Coast Utilities Authority: Tim Common

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