5. Occupation: Started working for Reisinger Cabinet Shop May of 1982, company was sold and changed to Stewart Cabinets in 1987. In May of 2006, my wife Ann and I purchased Stewart Cabinets and changed the name to Westwind Woodworkers.
6. Family: Wife- Ann, son- Charlie, daughter- Alice, daughter- Mary
7. How long have you lived in Cold Spring? I have lived in Cold Spring all my life.
8. How long have you served in your current position with the City? I have served on the Park Board since 1992.
9. What previous positions have you held in Cold Spring, and government in general? None.
10. What other community involvements do you have that you wish to share? I am an assistant scout master with the Boy Scouts.
11. Why did you get involved with City government? I was asked to get on the Park Board. At the time I got on, I was president of the broomball league, coach youth hockey, because both groups were using Pioneer Park, for ice at that time, and they wanted someone to represent both groups.
12. What do you appreciate most about Cold Spring? I think Cold Spring is a great place to live. With Cold Spring Granite, Goldn' Plump Poultry, Gluek Brewery, and the many other small businesses, there is plenty of employment for anyone who wants to work. We have great school, churches, and organizations that are very community focused. Best of all are our natural resources, with the lakes, rivers/streams, and farmland that surround us make this a great place to call home.
1. Name: Joe Harren
2. Address: 116 3rd Ave North
3. Phone: 685-3993
4. Email Address: joe@westwindwoodworkers.com
5. Occupation: Started working for Reisinger Cabinet Shop May of 1982, company was sold and changed to Stewart Cabinets in 1987. In May of 2006, my wife Ann and I purchased Stewart Cabinets and changed the name to Westwind Woodworkers.
6. Family: Wife- Ann, son- Charlie, daughter- Alice, daughter- Mary
7. How long have you lived in Cold Spring? I have lived in Cold Spring all my life.
8. How long have you served in your current position with the City? I have served on the Park Board since 1992.
9. What previous positions have you held in Cold Spring, and government in general? None.
10. What other community involvements do you have that you wish to share? I am an assistant scout master with the Boy Scouts.
11. Why did you get involved with City government? I was asked to get on the Park Board. At the time I got on, I was president of the broomball league, coach youth hockey, because both groups were using Pioneer Park, for ice at that time, and they wanted someone to represent both groups.
(term expires December 31, 2018)12. What do you appreciate most about Cold Spring? I think Cold Spring is a great place to live. With Cold Spring Granite, Goldn' Plump Poultry, Gluek Brewery, and the many other small businesses, there is plenty of employment for anyone who wants to work. We have great school, churches, and organizations that are very community focused. Best of all are our natural resources, with the lakes, rivers/streams, and farmland that surround us make this a great place to call home.