City of Keizer
Mayor

LORE

CHRISTOPHER

OCCUPATION: Human Resource Director, State of Oregon

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Branch Manager – employment company, Human/Technical Resource Manager – national retailer.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: George Fox University, BA; Portland State University, MPA

PRIOR GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Keizer Mayor 2000-present;

Keizer City Councilor 1998-1999;

Keizer Citizens Advisory Board for Parks and Recreation 1993-1999;

Council Liaison-Community Oriented Policing (COP) Committee;

Member-City of Keizer Budget Committee;

Youth Compact.

Lore Christopher is a proven Keizer Leader. From her experience, she knows what’s important to Keizer residents:

• 5 years on the Keizer Little League Board of Directors

• 10 years on the Parks and Recreation Board

• 5 years on the Keizer City Council, the last 2 years as mayor

• 5 year volunteer at the Christmas food barrel drive

• 14 years as a Keizer resident

Lore Christopher delivers results for Keizer:

• Saved Keizer taxpayers $1 million by fighting to eliminate a bureaucratic access charge for the Chemawa interchange.

• Saved Keizer residents more than $100,000 in cable fees, getting our own cable channel (Keizer-23) in the process.

• Saved Keizer homeowners thousands of dollars in sewer charges by fighting against a surcharge proposed by Salem.

Lore Christopher knows the challenges facing Keizer, and she has the answers to meet those challenges:

• The Chemawa Activity Center is the last major development on the I-5 corridor in the Mid-Willamette Valley. Lore is fighting to keep traffic congestion from overwhelming city streets.

• Existing Keizer businesses are the backbone of our local economy. Lore is working with local business leaders to promote Keizer as a destination shopping area. Future development of the Chemawa Activity Center will provide hundreds of jobs for Keizer residents including over 1300 McNary students who worked last year.

• Lore led the effort to adopt Keizer’s 8-year financial plan, addressing critical issues such as street improvements, parks and open spaces, and the need to fund services within existing revenues.

Lore Christopher. Experience for Keizer’s Future!

(This information furnished by Lore Christopher

and is printed exactly as submitted.)



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