Bert Stedman

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Bert Stedman
Alaska State Senate District A
Incumbent
Assumed office
2003
Current term ends
2010
Political party Republican
Profession Entrepreneur
Website Biography

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Bert Stedman {b. March 6, 1956} is a Republican member of the Alaska Senate from Kodiak. He represents Alaska district A.

Education

Stedman attended Lane Community College from 1978 to 1982. Soon after, he attended the University of Oregon in 1985 where he earned his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Finance.

Professional Experience

Bert Stedman began his professional experience in the heavy contruction trade, centralized in Sitka, Alaska. Here, he also showed interest in commercial fishing, and worked in that regard for some time. Starting in 1986, Stedman became the owner of Pioneer Capital Management, and currently remains in that position.

Political Experience

Stedman's political career began around 1995, where he served as a member of the Sitka Planning Commission and an assemblyman of the City and Borough of Sitka Committee until 1999. Within that time period, starting in 1996, Stedman served as the Deputy Mayor of Sitka until 1997. After serving in those fields, Stedman was appointed in 2003 to fill a seat in the Alaskan State Senate which was vacated by Robin L. Taylor. While on the Senate, Stedman joined the City & Borough of Sitka Finance Committee, and remains there as a member.

Committee Assignments

Bert Stedman serves on the following committees:

Bill Sponsorship

Here is a list of the bills sponsored by Senator Bert Stedman.

District A

Stedman represents Alaska Senate District A, which includes Ketchikan, Sitka, Wrangell and Petersburg[1].


Personal

Bert Stedman was born in Anchorage, Alaska and raised in an Alaskan city called Sitka. Stedman is currently married to Lureen Stedman and has one child.

Contact Information

Senator Bert Stedman
State Capitol Room 516
Juneau AK, 99801
Phone: 907-465-3873
Fax: 907-465-3922


External links

References

  1. Alaska Elections District Map, 2002
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