Council Member Steve Kozachik

Steve is 55 years old and has been married to his wife Ann for 31 years. They have one daughter, Kimberly. All 3 are University of Arizona graduates. Steve has a B.A. in Public Administration and an MED in Higher Education Management. Ann has a degree in Education and Kimberly has a Business Management Degree from the Eller College of Management.

Steve has worked for the UA since 1988 in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. He is the Associate Director of Athletics for Facilities and Project Management. He is responsible for overseeing project management from design through occupancy. Prior to that he worked in Industrial Relations for ASARCO and ran a small business (Long John Silver's) for a year.

Steve's interests include all forms of athletics, primarily long distance running and biking. Travel has been a passion, including trips to Africa (helped build a school for HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in Zambia), Sri Lanka (rebuilt homes after the tsunami), Israel, Egypt, China, Thailand and more.

Council Office: Ward Six
Ann Charles, Council Administrative Assistant
Barbara Jacob, Administrative Assistant
Mariadel "Carmen" Cousins, Council Administrative Assistant
Donovan Durband, Council Administrative Assistant
Teresa Olson, Council Administrative Assistant
Christal Ferree, Executive Assistant

For more information on:
Mayor Bob Walkup
Ward One – Council Member Regina Romero
Ward Two - Vice Mayor Rodney Glassman
Ward Three – Council Member Karin Uhlich
Ward Four – Council Member Shirley Scott
Ward Five – Council Member Richard Fimbres
Ward Six - Council Member Steve Kozachik

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call the City Clerk's Office at (520) 791-4213.

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