Sonoma County Coast MAC Representatives
Nine members determined through community selection. All members must reside full time within the Sonoma County Coast MAC boundaries. Representatives will serve two or three years, to be determined. Visit this interactive map to see the area boundaries.
What's On This Page?
- The Sea Ranch/Annapolis District
- Kashia Band of Pomo Indians District
- Fort Ross/West Cazadero District
- Timber Cove District
- Jenner District
- Bodega Bay District
- Bodega/Valley Ford District
The Sea Ranch/Annapolis
Representatives
Marti Campbell
Contact: mcampbell.coastmac@mcn.org
Term: 2 years, 2022-2023
Occupation: Retired consultant
Community service experience: Sea Ranch Board of Directors (Chair, Treasurer), San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery Board, Board of Directors of Chanticleer
Goal(s): During the years since I bought property at The Sea Ranch, my focus gradually, and then continuously, changed from San Francisco to Sonoma County. I decided to sell my property in San Francisco to become full time at Sea Ranch. I appreciate this opportunity to branch out into our County community.
Drew McCalley
Term: 2 years, 2023-2024
Occupation: retired accountant/financial manager. Career mostly in banking (credit union)
Community service experience:
Board of Directors, Redwood Coast Medical Services (RCMS), 2016-present, Treasurer since 2019; Finance Committee since 2011, chair since 2019 Audit Committee since 2009, chair periodically, IT Committee (chair), since 2022;
Board of Directors, Cordell Marine Sanctuary Foundation, 2016-present, Treasurer since 2018; Board of Directors, Kronos Performing Arts Association, 2016-present, Finance Committee since 2016, chair since 2017; Member, Audit Committee since 2016, chair since 2018
Board of Directors, The Sea Ranch Association (TSRA), 2013-2016,Treasurer, 2013-2016
Community Resource Connection (CRC), 2010-2013,Volunteer driver for coastal community members in need of rides, Sierra Club Outings Program, volunteer Alaska outings leader, 1994-2006
Goal(s):
Serve as a liaison between the Sea Ranch/Annapolis community and county government. Contribute in any way I can to solutions to issues affecting the coastal communities of the Sonoma County coast.
Alternate: currently vacant
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Kashia Band of Pomo Indians
Representative
Abreanna Gomes
Contact: abby@stewartspoint.org
Term: 2 years, 2022-2023
Occupation: Water resource technician, Kashia Band of Pomo Indians
Community service experience: American Indian Science and Engineering Society (Treasurer), National Society of Leadership and Success (Member)
Goal(s): To represent my Tribe, connect with and learn from fellow Coast MAC representatives and ensure Kashia is informed about decisions being made along the Sonoma County Coast that may affect them.
Fort Ross/West Cazadero
Representative
Caroline Madden
Contact: cmadden.coastmac@protonmail.com
Term: 2 years, 2023-2024
Occupation: Proofreader and Copy Editor
Committee(s): Roads Ad Hoc Committee
Alternate
Wanda Swenson
Contact: wanda.swenson54@gmail.com
Term: 2 years, 2023-2024
Occupation: Physical therapist
Community service experience: Gualala Ranch Association (Board Member, Officer), Coastal Hills Radio Group (HAM Operator)
Goal(s): To make our neighborhood more fire safe, including fuel load reduction and clearing lower canopy, prescribed burns and grazing. I also want to increase revenue from bike riding event to support our emergency responders.
Timber Cove
Scott Farmer
Contact: farmer.cmac@mcn.org
Term: 2 years, 2022-2023
Occupation: Bookkeeper, Retired Postmaster
Community service experience: Undergraduate Business Association (President), Neutral Democratic Party of Cambodia (Advisor), Timber Cove Fire Protection District Preparedness Task Force (Communications), Economic Development Board Access Sonoma Broadband (Attendee)
Goal as the MAC Representative: To listen well, express clearly, understand difference, bring together and see a path and go there.
Alternate
Annie Cresswell
Contact: annie.coastmac@gmail.com
Term: 1 year, 2022-2023
Occupation: Administrative Director, Nonprofit Sector
Community service experience: Fort Ross School (Parent Volunteer), Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods (Strategic Core Member)
Goal as the MAC Alternate: To learn from, be available to and engage my community in projects, proposals, policies and other related matters that would either directly or indirectly affect them. My goal is offer the community a voice.
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Jenner
Representative
Jill Lippitt
Term: 2023-2024
Alternate
Elizabeth "Liz" Gallagher
Contact: liznjenr@sonic.net
Term: 2022-2023
Occupation: Bookkeeper/Office manager
Community service experience: Jenner Community Club, Jenner Volunteer Fire Department
Goal(s): The MAC needs to be a good gatherer of information from all residents about the quality of life in our town and on our coast.
Bodega Bay
Representatives
Brian Leubitz, Chair
Contact: brian@calitics.com
Term: 2 years, 2023-2024
Occupation: Attorney and Communications/Political Consultant
Community service experience: Waves of Compassion (Board Member), California Democratic Party (Regional Director), Alice B Toklas LGBTQ Democratic Club (Past Co-Chair), San Francisco Project Homeless Connect (Volunteer)
Goal(s): To facilitate communications between community members and county government, particularly with respect to the impact of increasing tourism. Bodega Bay residents need to have more access to county government, and a greater voice in decisions that impact the Southern Sonoma Coast.
Committees: Coast Land Use Standing Committee (LUC)
Alternate
Carl Osier
Term: 2022 - 2023
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Bodega/Valley Ford
Representative
Contact: beth.coastmac@gmail.com
Term: 2 years, 2023-2024
Occupation: Cattle Rancher, Community Volunteer
Community service experience: Sonoma RCD Board Member, Sonoma Valley GSA Alternate Board member, Sonoma County Sheriff's Creed member; 40 years of dedicated volunteerism, 15 in Sonoma County
Platform: Work hard, be grateful, give back. Sonoma County is as culturally diverse as it is landscape and vista diverse. I embrace all of our cultural, occupational, and geographical differences. Ranchers and farmers are the original environmentalists and social advocates.
Goal(s): (1) Leave the world a better place than I found it. (2) Learn something new everyday and help others along the way.
Committee(s): Land Use Ad Hoc, Water Ad Hoc, Roads Ad Hoc
Alternate
Che Casul
Contact: casul.coastmac@gmail.com
Term: 2 years, 2022-23
Occupation: Chief Executive Officer, The Center for Social and Environmental Stewardship
Community service experience: West County Community Services (Business Liaison), Buckelew Programs (Assistant Program Director), Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County (Community Development Manager), Latino Services Providers (Board Member)
Platform: I feel I have a depth of understanding within different cultures represented in our community, which is rare to find in one person. I'm a generational rancher, a first generation Latino and a social worker, all which enable me to understand multiple perspectives, and the ability to bring diverse groups to consensus on difficult issues.
Goal(s): To protect my community's way of life, economic and physical security, and to ensure the prosperity of the generations that will come after us.
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