City of Salem Municipal Court Judge
KASIA QUILLINAN
OCCUPATION: Attorney,
private practice
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Instructor,
Chemeketa Community College Administrative Law Judge, Workers
Compensation Board Mill worker, tree planter, restaurateur
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: BA
Anthropology, University of California 1971; Juris Doctor, Willamette
College of Law 1979; National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada 1990;
Mediation Certification 1992; Pro Tem Judge Certification 1997;
Multi-lingual: French, Spanish
PRIOR GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Salem City Councilor, 2001-2005; Co-creator, Salem
Community Police Review Board; Member, Marion County Public Safety
Coordinating Council; Charter member, Community Policing Advisory Committee
Board Member, Mid-Valley Women’s Crisis
Service
Chair, NE Neighbors, Neighborhood Association
President, Salem Area Family Counseling Service
As your municipal judge, I will work to make YOUR
court work better for YOU:
Crack down on dangerous and repeat traffic
offenders
Get tough on neighborhood nuisance and code
violations
Reduce court waiting time for arraignments,
sentencing, and trials
Improve accessibility for non-English speakers
Establish a mediation and settlement program to
reduce the trial docket
“I have worked with Kasia Quillinan for many
years. She always goes the extra mile, demonstrating commitment to make
improvement in any way she can. Hers was the mind and pen that brought
together diverse opinions to create the Community Police Review Board. Her
engaged, intelligent, and thoughtful approach benefits everyone. She has the passion and compassion to be a municipal judge
Salem can be proud of.”
Walt Myers.
“I tried several hundred cases with Ms.
Quillinan. She was one of my favorite judges; I
was always assured I would get a fair, impartial hearing and the case would be tried with the fullest measures of both
competence and courtesy.” H. Scott Plouse, attorney.
“Kasia Quillinan has dedicated years to service
on behalf of Salem; she knows this city inside
and out. She is intelligent, fair and
hardworking.” Gail Gage, attorney.
PROUDLY endorsed by American Federation of State and
City Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and Marion-Polk-Yamhill Central Labor
Council.
(This information furnished by Kasia Quillinan
and is printed exactly as submitted.)
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