NOTE: The Jones County Convention is at 10AM, Saturday, 3/10/12.

Dan Zumbach is running for Senate District 48. Dan would like to hear any concerns you may have.  Dan’s main objectives are to:
1.  Lower Taxes
2.  Lower Regulations
3.  Lower Spending.

Please visit Dan’s website to get to know Dan better:  danzumbach.com

Email: danzumbachsenate@gmail.com
Address: 2618 140th Ave, Ryan, IA 52330
Phone: 563-920-5094

Facebook: www.facebook.com/dan.zumbach

After redistricting, district 96 is comprised of all of Delaware County and portions of Jones County.

Hein is the third generation to work on his family farm operation, growing corn and soybeans along with raising hogs and cattle.  He has been very active in the Iowa Farm Bureau, the Iowa Farm Business Association, and the Jones County Pork Producers and Cattlemen’s Association.

Hein will continue his focus on job creation, limited government spending, and strengthening Iowa agriculture.

“I have been working to make sure the state does not spend more than it takes in and gives the taxpayers a seat at the table again,” said Hein.  “While our state’s economy is improving, we must do all that we can to get government out of the way and give employers the opportunity to begin hiring again.”

Hein has previously served on the Monticello School Board for nine years, serving as president for five.  In the House, Hein is the Vice Chair of the Agriculture committee and also serves on the Environmental Protection, State Government and Ways and Means committees as well as the Justice Systems Appropriations Subcommittee.

Lee and his wife, Jacky, have two grown children.

JCRCC monthly meeting, June 2, 2011. Held at McOtto’s at Hwy 64 & Hwy 151, Anamosa, Iowa.

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Jones County Republican Central Committee’s fair booth

Jones County citizens and Republican candidates staffed the information booth at the fair.

Ned Rohwedder … Dave Jamison … Lee Hein

were meeting and greeting citizens at the Jone County Fair.

Ned Rohwedder for Jones Co. District 4 Supervisor

http://rohwedderforsupervisor.com/

Vote Jamison – Home

http://votejamison.com/

Lee Hein for Iowa Representative

http://heinforstatehouse.com/

Janine Sulzner and Kim Reynolds when participating in a Olin, Iowa parade.

Kim Reynolds joins citizens participating in a Olin, Iowa parade.

Phil Parsons

My name is Phil Parsons and I am the Jones County Attorney.  I won election in the 2010 election and had been appointed County Attorney in April of 2009.  Prior to being the Jones County Attorney, I was the Assistant Jones County Attorney for approximately two years.  Prior to being in the Jones County Attorney’s Office, I was a private attorney with Kintzinger Law Firm in Dubuque, IA as a general practice attorney.

I am married to a wonderful wife, Jessica, and God has blessed us with two beautiful children.  We currently reside outside of Monticello, and we have lived in Jones County for a little over 5 years.

Since being the Jones County Attorney, I have made a concerted effort to be more than an attorney behind a desk.  I have chosen to engage with the community on its turf.  I have done this by speaking at local organizations, city councils, and schools.  I engage in these endeavors so as to be the attorney for the people of Jones County.  I desire to hear the concerns of the people of Jones County and do what I can as County Attorney to assist in enhancing lives.

I further accomplish this by being the President of the Jones County Safe and Healthy Youth Coalition, co-founder of Ignite (Jones County Young Professionals Organization), and being heavily involved in my local church (New Life Community Church in Monticello, IA).

As Jones County Attorney I hope to do all I can, both in and out of my office, to move our community in a positive direction.

Amy L. Picray

Jones County Treasurer, Amy L. Picray

I grew up in Dolores, Colorado.  In 1992 I graduated as the valedictorian of my high school class.  In May of 1996, I earned my bachelors of science in Accounting from the University of Wyoming.  While attending the University of Wyoming, I met and married my husband, John Picray.  After graduation, John and I settled in his hometown of Monticello.

One week after moving to Monticello, I began working as the Tax Deputy in the Jones County Treasurer’s Office.  Ten years later I was appointed by the Jones County Board of Supervisors to fill the Treasurer’s unexpired term.  In November of 2006 I was elected to my first full term as Treasurer of Jones County.

One of my primary missions, as Treasurer of Jones County, is to provide efficient and convenient customer service through the use of technology.  Examples include emailing forms/applications, utilizing the internet to provide information and accept online payments, and acceptance of credit cards or E-checks over the phone.  I have been very active in the Iowa State County Treasurers’ Association, and more specifically, my work on the Association’s Web Policy Group has helped to promote and develop the many resources available at www.iowatreasurers.org.

I have two children:  Brooke, 12, and Wade, 9.  My husband , John, is a hog buyer for Lynch Livestock, and also farms with his brother Jim.  We stay busy following our kids and their many activities.  In our spare time we enjoy snowmobiling, kayaking, and camping.

I enjoy working as Treasurer of Jones County.