City Council Position 3

Cathy Stanton

Voice Mail:  (503) 526–2343
Email: citymail@ci.beaverton.or.us

Councilor Stanton has served on Council since January 1994, capping over 10 years of active involvement in her neighborhood and our city. Cathy’s active participation at the neighborhood level includes:

• Greenway Neighborhood Association Committee, Chair
• Fanno Creek Cleanup, Organizer
• Beaverton School District 48, parent volunteer
• Beaverton Boys & Girls Club Advisory Committee, President Church volunteer

City of Beaverton Boards & Commissions

• Budget Committee (Council Liaison–current)
• Mayor’s Youth Advisory Board (Council Liaison–current)
• Senior Citizens Advisory Committee (Council Liaison–current)
• Visioning Advisory Committee (Council Liaison–current)
• Beaverton Committee for Citizen Involvement (Council Liaison–past)
• Library Advisory Board (Council Liaison–past)

Other Activities

Years of working on a variety of committees and work groups, Cathy has developed an awareness of the issues facing the City of Beaverton. Crime and gangs, traffic and transportation, managing area growth and livability, maintaining the city’s infrastructure, a viable business community, school siting and funding, and intergovernmental cooperation are just a few of the continuing challenges facing our communities. Cathy believes that these challenges, along with shrinking government dollars, create a need for all of us to work together, work decisively, and work cost effectively to identify and implement the strategies that will resolve these issues in our community. Cathy is committed to cooperation, consensus and finding solutions.

Knowledgeable on transportation issues, Councilor Stanton serves (and has served) on a multitude of committees charged with exploring the strategies that could benefit Beaverton and our region:

• Beaverton Traffic Commission (Chair, 1993–94)
• Washington County Capital Projects Committee (1994–1996)
• Western Bypass Citizens Advisory Committee
• 1988 Citizen’s Transportation Committee
• Lobbied in Salem for passage of the 25 MPH Speed Limit in residential areas
• 1992 State of the City Conference, Organizer
• Recipient of Vergie Ries NAC Award, 1992
• Good Neighbor Center, Board Member
• Community Action Organization of Washington County, Board Member

Vital Statistics:

• California State University at Chico, CA B.A. in History and Secondary Teaching Credential
• Married to Tom Stanton, with two sons, Tom and Tim.

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