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OFC Roster September 26, 2019 Washington Community and Technical Colleges Hand Notes taken on: ATTENDANCE Operations Facilities Council Membership Roster Rev.: 9.26.19 TH Dine FR LAST FIRST TITLE SCHOOL ADDRESS TEL EMAIL LEVEL Bates Technical College Interim Executive Director of Facilities & 1101 S. Yakima Davis Chuck Operations Bates Technical College Tacoma WA 98405 253.680.7389 [email protected] Member Bellevue College 3000 Landerholm Circle SE Tribble William Executive Director Campus Operations Bellevue College Bellevue, WA 98007 425.564.3343 [email protected] Member 3000 Landerholm Circle SE Yehuda Tali Project Manager Bellevue College Bellevue, WA 98007 425.564.2140 [email protected] Associate 3000 Landerholm Circle SE Bellevue College Bellevue, WA 98007 Bellingham Technical College 3208 Lindbergh Avenue Operations Manager Bellingham Technical College Bellingham WA 98225‐1599 Associate 3208 Lindbergh Avenue Jungkuntz David Facilities Director Bellingham Technical College Bellingham WA 98225‐1599 360.752.8355 [email protected] Member Big Bend Community College Interim Director of Facilities and Capital Big Bend Community 7662 Chanute Street NE Rios Charlene Projects College Moses Lake WA 98837‐3299 509.750.8739 [email protected] Member Cascadia College Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities 11125 NE 180th Street Guerrero (UWB) Tony Services Cascadia College Bothell WA 98011 425.352.3557 [email protected] Member Assist. Director of Facilities Services and 18345 Campus Way NE Clark Kimberlee Sustainability Cascadia College Bothell WA 98011 425.352.8114 [email protected] Member 11125 NE 180th Street Harvery Bernard Building & Grounds Supervisor Cascadia College Bothell WA 98011 425.352.3361 [email protected] Affiliate Maintenane and Construction 11125 NE 180th Street Sanderson Nicole Coordinator Cascadia College Bothell WA 98011 425.352.3137 [email protected] 11125 NE 180th Street Egdorf John Cascadia College Bothell WA 98011 425.352.5466 [email protected] Centralia College Assistant Director of Construction and 600 Centralia College Blvd Centralia College [email protected] Perkins Rick Maintenance Centralia WA 98531 Associate Director of Construction and 600 Centralia College Blvd 360.736.9391 Elder Gil Maintenance Centralia College Centralia WA 98531 xt. 434 [email protected] Member Clark College 1933 Ft. Vancouver Way Petta Tim Director, Facilities Services Clark College Vancouver WA 98663 360.992.2408 [email protected] Member 1933 Ft. Vancouver Way Mitcham Stacey Administrative Assistant, Facilities Clark College Vancouver WA 98663 360.992.2438 [email protected] Associate TH Dine FR LAST FIRST TITLE SCHOOL ADDRESS TEL EMAIL LEVEL Clover Park Technical College Clover Park Technical 4500 Steilacoom Blvd SW Kaniss John Director of Plant Services & Security College Tacoma WA 98499 253.589.5579 [email protected] Member Columbia Basin College Director of Plant Operations & 2600 North 20th Phillis Troy Maintenance Columbia Basin College Pasco WA 99301 509.380.8818 [email protected] Member 2600 North 20th Goodwin Mike Assistant Director ofCapital Projects Columbia Basin College Pasco WA 99301 [email protected] Associate Community Colleges of Spokane Community Colleges of 2000 N. Greene St. MS1016 Gillette (Chair) John Director of District Facilities Spokane Spokane WA 99217‐5499 509.533.4701 [email protected] Member Community Colleges of 2000 N Greene St MS1016 Brown Clint Director of Capital Projects Spokane Spokane WA 99217‐5499 509.533.8699 [email protected] Associate Community Colleges of 2000 N Greene St MS1016 Foss Jim SCC Special Projects Spokane Spokane WA 99217‐5499 509.533.8642 [email protected] Associate Director of Maintenance and Community Colleges of 2000 N Greene St MS1016 Teal Jeff Operations Spokane Spokane WA 99217‐5499 509.533.8843 [email protected] Associate Edmonds Community College Director of Facilities Operations and Edmonds Community 20000 68th Avenue West Teachman Stephanie Capital College Lynnwood WA 98036 425.640.1495 [email protected] Member Edmonds Community 20000 68th Avenue West Mesec Rose Capital & Facilities Project Manager College Lynnwood WA 98036 425 640‐1420 [email protected] Associate Everett Community College 2000 Tower Street Radcliff Richard Director of Facilities Everett Community College Everett WA 98201 425.388.9516 [email protected] Member Grays Harbor College 1620 Edward P Smith Drive Macht Chris Campus Operations Coordinator Grays Harbor College Aberdeen WA 98520 360.538.4114 [email protected] Affiliate 1620 Edward P. Smith Drive Penner Keith Chief of Campus Operations, Grays Harbor College Aberdeen WA 98520‐7599 360.538.4154 [email protected] Member Green River Community College Green River Community 12401 SE 320th Street Olson Rob Director of Facilities College Auburn WA 98002 253 288‐3386 [email protected] Member Green River Community 12401 SE 320th Street Hodges Dan Facilities Manager College Auburn WA 98002 253.288.3329 [email protected] Affiliate Green River Community 12401 SE 320th Street Wells Jack Facilities Capital Project Officer College Auburn WA 98002 253.288.3310 [email protected] Highline College POB 9800 Holldorf Barry Director of Facilities Highline Community College Des Moines WA 98198‐9800 206.870.3793 [email protected] Member POB 9800 Neville‐Neil Christine Capital and Facilities Project Manager Highline Community College Des Moines WA 98198‐9800 206.592.3262 [email protected] Associate TH Dine FR LAST FIRST TITLE SCHOOL ADDRESS TEL EMAIL LEVEL Lake Washington Institute of Technology High Lake Washington Institute of 11605 132nd Avenue NE Huebner (Vice Chair) Casey Director of Facilities Technology Kirkland WA 98034 425.576.5807 [email protected] Member Lake Washington Institute of 11605 132nd Avenue NE Technology Kirkland WA 98034 Lower Columbia College High Director of Campus Services, Facilities & 1600 Maple Hamilton Richard Capital Projects Lower Columbia College Longview WA 98632‐0310 360.442.2263 [email protected] Member North Seattle College High 9600 College Way North Woodlee Odessa Director of Facilities North Seattle College Seattle WA 98133 [email protected] Member 9600 College Way North Werner Myra Capital Projects Manager North Seattle College Seattle WA 98133 206.934.4596 [email protected] Olympic College High 1600 Chester Avenue Songhurst Brad Director Facility Services Olympic College Bremerton WA 98337‐1699 360.475.7835 [email protected] Member Peninsula College High Director of Facilities, Planning and 1502 East Lauridsen Blvd McCray‐Roberts Patty Operations Peninsula College Port Angeles WA 98362 360.417.7967 [email protected] Member Pierce College High Director of Facilities & Construction 9401 Farwest Drive SW 253.912.2399 x Randall Greg Management Pierce College Lakewood WA 98498 6588 [email protected] Member 9401 Farwest Drive SW Timmons Dan Assistant Facilities Director Pierce College Lakewood WA 98498 253.617.8250 [email protected] Member Renton Technical College High Capital Projects and Space Planning 3000 NE 4th Street Baker Barry Manager Renton Technical College Renton WA 98056‐4195 425.235.5839 [email protected] Member Seattle Central College High Director Facilities, Operations and 1701 Broadway BE‐1142 Ernevad Dave Capital Projects Seattle Central College Seattle WA 98122 206.934.6931 [email protected] Associate Shoreline Community College High Shoreline Community 16101 Greenwood Ave N Francois Jason Director Facilities Capital Projects College Seattle WA 98133‐5667 206.546.4514 [email protected] Member Skagit Valley College High 2405 College Way Wheeler Tim Director of Facilities & Operations Skagit Valley College Mount Vernon WA 98273 360.416.7751 [email protected] Member 2405 College Way Beattie Jim Assistant Director of Faciltities Skagit Valley College Mount Vernon WA 98273 360.416.7999 [email protected] Affiliate TH Dine FR LAST FIRST TITLE SCHOOL ADDRESS TEL EMAIL LEVEL South Puget Sound Community College High South Puget Sound Comm. 2011 Mottman RS. S.W. Mattes Marty Director of Facilities College Olympia WA 98512‐6292 360.596.5227 [email protected] Member South Seattle College 6000 16th Avenue S.W. Seattle, Steen Eric Facilities Director South Seattle College WA 98106‐1499 425 934‐6427 [email protected] Member 6000 16th Avenue S.W. Seattle, Herndon Karen Assistant Director of Capital Projects South Seattle College WA 98106‐1499 206.934.6424 [email protected] Tacoma Community College High 6501 South 19th Street Palmason (Secretary) Brent Capital Projects Manager Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98466 253‐566‐5151 [email protected] Associate 6501 S. 19th Street Mathews Pat Facilities Manager Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98466 253‐566‐5329 [email protected] Associate 6501 South 19th Street Hardy Jon Maintenance Supervisor Tacoma Community College Tacoma WA 98466 253 566‐6047 [email protected] Associate Walla Walla Community College High Walla Walla Community 500 Tausick Way Loper Shane Director of Capital & Facilities College Walla Walla WA 99362 509.527.4571 [email protected] Member Wenatchee Valley College High 1300 Fifth Street Peters Rich Director of Facilities and Operations Wenatchee Valley College Wenatchee WA 98801 (509) 682‐6465 [email protected] Member Robb Charlie Williams Erin Whatcom Community College High Whatcom Community 237 W. 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