Candidate, United States House of Representatives, District 23, 2018

Candidate, United States House of Representatives, California, District 23, 2016

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Administrator/Chief Financial Officer, Antelope Valley Conservancy, 2012-present

General Manager, ADVANT-EDGE, 1993-2015

Director, Antelope Valley Conservancy, 2005-2012

Chief Executive Officer, Antelope Valley Conservancy, 2005-2012

Associate Director, Antelope Valley Resource Conservation District, 2002-2006

Member, Antelope Valley Flood Committee, Antelope Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan, 2013

Member, Stakeholder Committee, Antelope Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan, 2009-2013

Member, Climate Change Committee, Antelope Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan, 2012

Member, Antelope Valley Illegal Dumping Task Force, 2008-2011

Member, Association of Rural Town Councils, 2006-2011

Participant, Mojave Desert Climate Change Adaptation Workshop, 2011

Member, Mojave Environmental Education Consortium, 2009-2011

Member, Off-Highway Vehicle Dialogue Advisory Committee, Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, 2009-2010

Member, Trails Policy Project Committee, Antelope Valley Conservancy, 2007-2008

Member, Open Space Working Group, Southern California Association of Governments, 2006-2007

Member, Citizens Advisory Committee, Trails and Open Space, City of Lancaster, 2006

Member, Off-Road Pals, Police Activities League, Hungry Valley SVRA, 2003

Election Precinct Official, Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder, 1994-2001

Member, National Recreational Trails Fund Grant Selection Committee, 1996-1998

Member, Citizen Design Committee, Prime Desert Woodland Preserve, 1991-1993

Awards:

Merit Scholarship, Association of University Women Scholarship, Certificate of Recognition from Senator George Runner and Assembly Member Sharon Runner, Appointment to California Trails Grant Selection Committee (Sacramento)

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

Wendy Reed has spent 30 years in our district, engaging people in the government processes that affect them, from voting to land use planning. After 20 years in private business, she founded a community-managed public benefit corporation that preserves habitat lands. In this role Mrs. Reed has worked with local, county, state, and federal government agencies. From time to time in American history, we need to press the reset button, and restore government that represents the priorities of real people. 2016 is one of these times.

Spouse's Occupation:

Aerospace engineer