Name: Fultz Henry Swan SVL Water District Board of Directors Election 2018
Address: 865 Highland Drive, Boulder Creek, CA, 95006, US
Telephone: 831-338-4650

For
SAN LORENZO VALLEY
Water District Director

Local Government
Fire Recovery
Watershed Protection
Infrastructure

Perspectives on Campaign Issues

ABOUT BOB

Bob is currently CEO/CFO of Range Networks, Inc., responsible for all aspects of the business. Range Networks is focused on providing cellular phone systems for the 1 billion people in the world who don’t have cell phones today, mainly in the developing world. “It’s a calling as much as a business. It is so heart-warming to watch someone who has never used a cellular phone before–in their life–make their first phone call and talk to someone. The need to communicate is so basic. Recent advances in network technology mean that these networks can be built at a cost compatible with the economies of the developing world.”

35-year resident of Boulder Creek—I have deep roots in our community
Current Elected Member of the SLVWD Board of Directors (2018 - present)
Former SLVUSD School Board Trustee (Area 1, 2002 – 2006)
Current and former volunteer with local organizations
BS Computer Science and BS Electrical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri
MBA with emphasis in finance, strategy and entrepreneurship from Harvard University
Silicon Valley executive, with emphasis in finance, product development and strategy
Industry experience: Telecommunications, Wireless, Transaction software and Cybersecurity
Former member of the California State Guard (2011 – 2018)

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COMMUNITY ISSUES

Watershed Management, Infrastructure, Rates & Fiscal Responsibility, Environment, Fire & Fire Recovery

Understanding Capital Obligations

In earlier articles, we examined SLVWD’s operating expenses, which have skyrocketed over the last decade in excess of inflation. This resulted, over the last 25 years, in almost $40 million dollars diverted to operating expenses rather than being used for infrastructure improvements and rate relief.

In this article, we’re going to close the loop on how that diversion seriously impacts our community by examining more closely the District’s “capital obligations.”

Capital obligations include 1) debts that the District has incurred, which need to be paid to “catch up”, and, 2) investments the District needs to make going forward in order to maintain a viable, independent system. Read more

Issues

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Future Water Bills a Concern

I want our water bills to be affordable for everyone in our community. And for most of the money associated with rate increases to be applied to our capital obligations.