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SUMMARY:"Bellevue Fire Department"
DESCRIPTION:Jerome “Jay” Hagen – Fire Chief\nCity of Bellevue Fire Department \nBellevue is a growing and changing city. A city that was in the past mainly residential is now significantly changed by the number of multi-family units and the tremendous growth of Bellevue’s downtown core. Bellevue Fire seeks to serve the public with innovation responding to emerging needs with empathy and compassion. Chief Hagen will discuss Bellevue Fire’s present and future plans to address these changes. \nAbout the Speaker\nA member of the fire service since 1986\, Chief Hagen joined the Bellevue Fire Department in May of 2018 after an extensive nationwide search. He has assisted Bellevue Fire navigate the challenges of Covid and the rapid growth and development of the city as expressed in the recent addition of Engine 110 for the downtown core.\nChief Hagen began his career as a firefighter in Missoula\, Montana. Shortly thereafter he joined the ranks of the Seattle Fire Department where he rose through the ranks to Assistant Chief of their Operations Division responsible for supervising approximately 1\,000 firefighters. During his thirty-year career as a first-responder he has been assigned to various divisions and has extensive experience with Operations\, Fire Prevention\, Training\, and Administration.\nChief Hagen is a 2002 graduate of the University of Montana where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communications and Business Management. In March of 2006 he earned a Master of Arts degree in Homeland Security and Defense from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey\, California. In addition\, in 2007 he spent a year in Washington\, D.C. representing the Center for Homeland Defense and Security as a Senior Research Fellow on behalf of state and local first responders. Jay supported the federal grants process at FEMA’s Office of Grants and Training. He has also previously served as Chair of the Interagency Board.\nChief Hagen is civic minded and has been actively involved with Code4NW First Responders Suicide Prevention Hotline\, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Firefighter Stair climb\, the Muscular Dystrophy Association “Fill the Boot” Campaign\, and the Medic One Foundation.\nJay and his wife Theresa live in Newcastle. They enjoy entertaining\, travel\, and spending time with their two adult daughters.
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LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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SUMMARY:Meeting is cancelled due to District Conference
DESCRIPTION:Kaj Pedersen – 2023-24 District Governor\nDistrict 5030\, Rotary International\nDG Pedersen will lead the District Conference in Victoria\, British Columbia\, Canada this weekend. \nAbout the Speaker\nEvery BBRC member is encouraged to attend the District Conference.
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LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Perspective of the 2023 Seattle Mariners and Future Possibilities"
DESCRIPTION:Bill Krueger – Senior Broadcast Analyst\nRoot SportsThe Seattle Mariner 2023 season ended October 1st with the Mariners one game out of the playoffs\, after winning 90 games. How did this season go\, who were the surprises and what can we expect in 2024? What will it take to get the Mariners over the hump after being so close but no cigar? This morning Bill Krueger\, the retired crafty left-hander\, will give you his ideas and answer your questions. Spring training is only a little over 4 months away! \nBill will also briefly introduce his involvement with NGO\, Rise Above. \nAbout the Speaker\nBill Kreuger is senior broadcast analyst for Root Sports in conjunction with the Seattle Mariners.  \nAfter retiring as a player\, Bill became a sportscaster for Seattle radio stations KJR and Kiro\, as well as a sports commentator for FOX Sports Northwest. He is a former Major League baseball pitcher who played from 1983 to 1995 for eight teams\, including the Seattle Mariners. \nThank you to Brian Evison for scheduling this program.
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LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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SUMMARY:“A View from the Bench”
DESCRIPTION:Judge Sean P. O’Donnell – Chief\, Unified Family Court\nKing County Superior Court\, SeattleIn Judge O’Donnell’s talk\, he plans to address the following topics. \n1. The judiciary’s make-up in Washington – how judges get to be judges – what elections look like.2. A bit about working on the Green River Killer case – I admit\, I do have stories…3. The state of the judiciary now\, post COVID and how we’re trying to stay connected/relevant to the population we serve.4. Crime/drugs – what in the world is going on?5. Q&A \nThanks to Dr. Doug Cameron for scheduling this speaker. \nAbout the Speaker\nSean P. O’Donnell is a Superior Court Judge for King County\, Washington. Judge O’Donnell is the former President of the Superior Court Judges’ Association\, a statewide organization representing 192 trial court judicial officers across Washington. His current assignment is chief judge for King County’s Unified Family Court.Judge O’Donnell served as a senior deputy prosecutor for 12 years and handled the state’s first human trafficking case and first commercial sexual abuse of a minor case. While a prosecutor\, Judge O’Donnell was a member of the Green River Task Force\, which oversaw the investigation and prosecution of serial murderer Gary L. Ridgway (the ‘Green River Killer’). He has trained lawyers and police nationally and internationally on how to prosecute human trafficking cases. Since joining the bench in 2013\, Judge O’Donnell has been on the court’s family law\, civil and criminal dockets\, including two years as the Court’s Chief Criminal Judge. He has presided over numerous ‘all remote’ jury trials and helped lead efforts to implement the Court’s virtual jury selection and virtual trial procedures and training during the pandemic.Judge O’Donnell helped draft rules currently pending before Washington’s Supreme Court that would authorize trial courts to continue remote trials and jury selection after pandemic emergency orders expire. In 2022\, he helped establish King County’s Protection Order Court pilot project\, which is in its first year of operation. He is keenly interested in A.I. and the possibilities and challenges it presents to the legal profession. He has led three statewide branch task forces in Washington: to improve courthouse security\, to reform Washington’s pre-trial release practices\, and to increase state funding for court interpreters. He is also the legislative co-chair for the Superior Court Judges’ Association.Judge O’Donnell is the 2004 co-recipient of the “Outstanding Lawyer of the Year” from the King County Bar Association and the 2018 recipient of “Judge of the Year” from the American Board of Trial Advocates (Puget Sound Chapter). He is a Trustee for the Lakeside School in Seattle and is a member of the Rainier Scholars Resource Council. He is former chair of the Schools Commission for St. Joseph School.Judge O’Donnell graduated from Georgetown University and Seattle University School of Law. He lives with his wife and their two teen-aged children in Seattle.
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LOCATION:The Salvation Army Eastside Corps\, 911 164th Ave NE\, Bellevue\, WA\, 98008\, United States
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