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Transcript of Breithaupt for Port Commissioner
WELCOMECandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Open House Program• Welcome and Website• Who is Doug Breithaupt?• Why is he running for Port Commissioner?• What will be the key issues in this campaign?• What will it take to win the August 18th Primary?• How can you contribute to the success of this campaign?
Campaign WebsiteCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Visit the Breithaupt for Port Commission Website for the latest on the campaign
https://sites.google.com/site/breithauptforportcommissioner
INTRODUCTIONSCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Introducing Doug Breithaupt
Born in Port Angeles, November 12, 1957 – age 51 Lived in Jefferson County with family until 1968, returned in 1986 Currently lives at 43 Bentley Place, Port Townsend, WA 98368 – this is the old Discovery Bay (Uncas) School that was made into the Breithaupt home. Widowed, four children – Bentley (14), Amelia (10), Sophia (8), Spencer (6)
INTRODUCTIONSCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Since 1987 he has served as President of the nonprofit College Planning Network. Skills include business administration, budget and finance, fundraising, public speaking and community relations. Education: N. Kitsap High School – 1976, Bellevue Comm. College AA – 1978, Seattle University BA History - 1981 Current board and volunteer activities include: Northwest Dollars for Scholars – Board of Directors (11 years), Washington Scholarship Coalition Advisory Board (4 years), Jefferson County Recreation League basketball coach (4 year), Political Party: Independent, Obama delegate at 2008 County Convention Sailboat owner (the same boat) for past 26 years
Reasons for RunningCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Why is Doug running for Port Commissioner? • My grandparents, parents and I have raised
our families here since the early 1900's. I hope my children will be able to stay here and enjoy the quality of life that is possible today in Jefferson County. The decisions the Port is about to make can shape our economic future in such a way that the next generation will be able to afford to raise their families here as we have done.
Reasons for RunningCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Why is Doug running for Port Commissioner? 2. My life-long passion for nautical history and
interest in maritime issues, combined with 23 years as an executive director, make the Port Commission an excellent fit for my interests and skills. Dramatic changes at local and national levels in our political landscape have served as a call to action for many and after 30 years away from elected politics, I feel the need to get involved.
Reasons for RunningCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Why is Doug running for Port Commissioner? 3. Recently widowed and with four young
children, this is a job I can do that provides fair compensation for the time required. This is a job opportunity that will allow me to continue my current work as President of College Planning Network, provide additional resources for my family and use my skills to engage in work that is focused on an area of personal interest.
Key Campaign IssuesCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Key issues in this campaign
1. How will the Port spend our money to best serve Jefferson County?a. accountability to tax-payersb. controlling expenses, value-added revenuesc. services tied to revenue sources
Key Campaign IssuesCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Key issues in this campaign
2. How will the Port encourage economic development?a. supporting boat yard businessesb. development of Jefferson County International Airport and other Port propertiesc. environmental preservation
Key Campaign IssuesCandidate Open House
July 10, 2009
Key issues in this campaign
3. Long-range strategic planninga. putting the current strategic plan into actionb. 5-year budget
Winning on August 18Candidate Open House
July 10, 2009
What will it take to win the August 18th Primary?• Low voter turn-out means special interest groups are key• Electronic connections with voters will be the most efficient and cost effective method in the available time-frame• Volunteers will be critical to reach key voter groups
Winning on August 18Candidate Open House
July 10, 2009
• The campaign must be represented at all community events and be available to all community groups• Letters to the PT Leader and PDN will be necessary to keep the campaign in the media• Use of campaign yard/window signs, buttons, post-cards and flyers • Making personal connections
What can you do?Candidate Open House
July 10, 2009
How can you contribute to the success of this campaign?• Volunteer to:
display a yard/window signcall voters in your areaattend a local event for the campaignrepresent the campaign to local groupswrite a letter to the local papers
What can you do?Candidate Open House
July 10, 2009
How can you contribute to the success of this campaign?• Add your name to the campaign• Give and get others to give to the campaign
write a check tonight to support the campaignask others to contribute to the campaign