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Board Members
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State Transportation Board
206 South 17th Avenue, Mail Drop 100A
Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone: 602.712.7550
BoardInfo@azdot.gov
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Delbert Householder, Chairman
Gila, Graham and Pinal Counties
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Mr. Householder was appointed to the State Transportation Board in January of 2004 and represents Gila, Graham and Pinal Counties.
Mr. Householder has lived in Safford all his life and lives there with his wife. He attended schools in Thatcher and graduated from Thatcher High School in 1955. As a junior in high school, he was chosen to attend Boys State. He served as Class President several times. During his senior year he served as Student Body Vice President. He played on high school football and basketball varsities.
Mr. Householder is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He has served his Church in many positions including five years as a Bishop.
Mr. Householder worked for wages as a young man and then in 1960 started farming on his own. He is still doing this today. He is part owner of the Quail Ridge Housing Subdivision in Thatcher.
Mr. Householder has served on many agricultural committees. He served on the ARCOR Board for four years. He also served on the Board to bring pro football to Arizona. He was elected to be a County Supervisor in Graham County and served for 20 years. During these 20 years, he also served as President of the County Supervisors Association. |
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Bob Montoya, Vice Chairman
Navajo, Apache & Coconino Counties
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Mr. Montoya was appointed to the State Transportation Board in January of 2005 and represents District 5 (Navajo, Apache and Coconino Counties). Mr. Montoya is a third generation Arizonan, born in Flagstaff. He resides in Flagstaff with his wife, Linda. They have three children and two grandchildren.
Mr. Montoya founded the Sun Mountain Real Estate & Development Company in 1972. As the operating officer of the company with his associates and partners, they manage and operate the individual companies and related staff.
The company is a multi-faceted residential and commercial real estate sales company, with residential and commercial construction, planning & development. Sun Mountain has a Real Estate Investment and Consulting Department. The department is involved in providing investment opportunities for investors interested in developing a real estate investment portfolio. The company owns, manages and operates numerous real estate ventures from convenience stores, mobile home parks, apartment buildings, commercial and industrial buildings.
Sun Mountain is involved in commercial construction management, PM Development and Harmony Mountain, LLC. The companies are involved in the development and construction of office, industrial and apartment projects and commercial, industrial and residential subdivisions. They provide feasibility studies, conceptual designs, plan development, acquisition, financing, construction, leasing, sales and management.
Mr. Montoya has served on numerous boards over the last 39 years and currently serves on the Northern Arizona Health Care System, the Flagstaff Medical Center Boards and the Wells Fargo Community Advisory Board.
Mr. Montoya graduated from Northern Arizona University in 1972. |
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Felipe Zubia, Member
Maricopa County
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Felipe Zubia was appointed to the State Transportation Board in January of 2006 and represents Maricopa County. Mr. Zubia is a Planning Consultant for Beus Gilbert, PLLC, a local law firm in Scottsdale, where he represents clients through the land development and permitting process as a liaison, while meeting with interested citizens, neighbors and governmental entities, including staff and elected and non-elected officials. His experience includes serving as director for the City of Avondale’s Development Services Department and as a planner for the cities of Peoria and Sierra Vista. He is active in the Valley’s real estate and sports community and is a graduate of the University of Arizona. Mr. Zubia is married and they have three children. They reside in Avondale, Arizona.
Mr. Zubia is currently a member of the Arizona Baseball and Softball Commission, Arizona Real Estate Advisory Board/Arizona Department of Real Estate, Surprise Sundancers Executive Board/VP of Volunteers, Lambda Alpha International Honorary Land Economics Society Member, Arizona Planning Association, American Planning Association and American Institute of Certified Planners. |
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Bill Feldmeier, Member
Yavapai, Yuma, Mohave & LaPaz Counties
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Bill Feldmeier was appointed to the State Transportation Board in January of 2006 and represents Yavapai, Yuma, Mohave and La Paz Counties. Mr. Feldmeier owns several Prescott area businesses, including a construction company and consulting firm.
He is a former Yavapai County Supervisor and holds a Master’s degree from Prescott College and a Bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University. He also once served as the Northern Arizona liaison to the Governor’s office under Governor Jane Hull.
Mr. Feldmeier is married and he and his wife reside in Prescott, Arizona.
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Barbara Ann Lundstrom, Member
Cochise, Greenlee, and Santa Cruz Counties |
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Barbara Ann Lundstrom is a 3rd generation Arizonan. Born in Tucson, Arizona in 1955, Ms. Lundstrom has called Nogales, Arizona home for most of her life. A graduate of UC Davis with a degree in Psychology Ms. Lundstrom spent a year studying in Florence, Italy.
In 1978, she began working for her family produce business in Nogales, Arizona. Since that time she has participated in all aspects of the business including finance, management, and human resources and now serves as President of James K. Wilson Produce.
Affectionately known as “Bobbie” to her family and friends, she is a well-respected member of the Nogales Community. She devotes much of her time to community-based activities including volunteering at the Crossroads Mission and serving on various boards including the Fresh Produce Association, United Way, the Sacred Heart Parish Finance Committee and the Steel Memorial Research Association. In 2003, Governor Napolitano appointed Ms. Lundstrom to the Governor’s Council on Small Business.
Ms. Lundstrom is dedicated to serving her family, her beliefs in God and her Country. She and her husband David have three children and two stepsons.
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Victor Flores, Member
Maricopa County |
Mr. Victor Flores was appointed to the State Transportation Board in December of 2007 and represents Maricopa County.
Mr. Flores, who currently serves as the President of the Arizona-Mexico Commission (AMC) and is Senior Government and Community Relations Representative for SRP, will serve a seven year term, pending confirmation by the state senate.
Governor Napolitano stated, "Victor will bring an extraordinarily broad range of experience and community involvement to this board. The various roles he has served over the years have given Victor great expertise on Arizona's needs in the 21st century, and the important role transportation infrastructure will play in our future."
In this new role, Mr. Flores will bring his leadership experience in the Arizona-Mexico region to further prepare Arizona for growth by improving infrastructure, expanding trade and promoting regional economic development.
In addition to his work with the AMC and SRP, Mr. Flores, has an extensive record of service with community and government organizations. This includes service as Chairman of the Arizona Housing Finance Authority, as the President of the Guadalupe Chamber of Commerce, and as an elected member of the board of the Hayden-Winkelman Unified School District. He has also worked as a mining engineer, a business owner, and for the state Registrar of Contractors. |
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Stephen W. Christy, Member
Pima County |
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Mr. Stephen W. Christy was appointed to the State Transportation Board in October 2009 and represents Pima County.
He is a Tucson native and a graduate of the American University in Washington, D.C. After receiving his degree, Mr. Christy began working for his family’s car dealership, Galloway Motors, in Tucson. He spent time working his way up through all the departments and management positions within the dealership and eventually purchased the business in 1997. In 2001 the business was moved to a new location and opened as Steve Christy Chrysler-Jeep. Mr. Christy sold the operation in 2007.
Stephen has long history of community involvement, having served as the board chairman for the Tucson Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and as the general campaign chairman for the United Way of Tucson. He also served as president of both the Arizona Automobile Dealers Association and the Tucson New Car Dealers Association. Other affiliations include the Rotary Club of Tucson, the Tucson Airport Authority, the Citizen’s Advisory Council to the Regional Transportation Authority, the Southern Arizona Chapter of the American Red Cross, and the St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation Board.
Mr. Christy lives in Tucson with his wife, Susan. They have three daughters. |
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