Bruce Rogers

OCCUPATION: Manager of facilities maintenance programs for Portland General Electric Company.

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: 35-year employee of Portland General Electric Company as Facilities Manager, Line Dispatch, Planner/Scheduler, Service & Design Manager, and Customer Field Representative

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Graduate of Sheridan High School; U.S. Navy, Vietnam Veteran

PRIOR GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Salem City Councilor, Ward 6; Salem Housing Authority; Salem Urban Renewal Commission; Santiam Watershed Council; Opal Creek Watershed Council; Former Chair of Northeast Salem Community Association; 1985 Graduate of Leadership Salem.

VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Willamette Valley Women’s Crisis Center Advisory Board; AC Gilbert House Build Project, Team Captain; Pioneer Little League coach, umpire and board member; United Way board member and Days of Caring committee member; local school advisory committee member; neighborhood land-use chair.

PERSONAL: Married 39 years; 3 adult children; 6 grandchildren. Salem resident since 1972.

BRUCE ROGERS PROMOTES COMMUNITY SAFETY

“Safe, secure neighborhoods are the cornerstone of our community. I strongly support drug-enforcement programs, including shelter for children from drug-houses and recovery and punishment programs for addicts. I also support Salem’s partnership with private ambulance services, which has measurably improved emergency response times.”

BRUCE ROGERS SUPPORTS QUALITY OF LIFE

“I support win-win solutions that balance a range of different interests in Salem. Both the Mill Creek Industrial Project and updating Salem’s Residential Design Standards have my support. These projects are examples of decisions that help promote the economy while protecting the environment.”

BRUCE ROGERS RESPECTED PUBLIC SERVANT

“Bruce has made a significant commitment to the people of Salem. Particularly I am gratified for his support to crime prevention.”

Dick Withnell

“Salem Professional Fire Fighters Association proudly endorses Bruce for re-election to his city council seat. Bruce has proven to be a leader and a supporter of public safety.”

Raymond Murray