Councilor Jones grew up in Aloha, graduating from Hillsboro High School. She began volunteering in high school as an Outdoor School Counselor.
She served on the City Council from 2016-2020 and as Mayor from 2021-2024. She serves on the Budget Committee, the Policy Advisory Board for the Washington County Office for Community Development, the Public Safety Coordinating Committee, and fills in for other committees as needed.
Councilor Jones is the director of the Northwest Science Expo, which is the state science fair for 5th-12th grade students. She received her Masters of Science from Portland State University and Bachelor of Arts at Western Oregon University. Both degrees are related to secondary science education.
Councilor Jones wants to create a stronger sense of community through community volunteerism, to find a balance between small town values and future growth and to be prepared for the unexpected.
Councilor Jones is married, has two children, and three cats. She enjoys reading, traveling, power tools, and walking. If you see her out walking, feel free to join in.
Councilor Jones serves as the City of Banks primary liaison to the following:
Community Development Block Grant/Policy Advisory Board (CDBG PAB)
Metropolitan Area Communications Commission (MACC)
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Councilor Jones grew up in Aloha, graduating from Hillsboro High School. She began volunteering in high school as an Outdoor School Counselor.
She served on the City Council from 2016-2020 and as Mayor from 2021-2024. She serves on the Budget Committee, the Policy Advisory Board for the Washington County Office for Community Development, the Public Safety Coordinating Committee, and fills in for other committees as needed.
Councilor Jones is the director of the Northwest Science Expo, which is the state science fair for 5th-12th grade students. She received her Masters of Science from Portland State University and Bachelor of Arts at Western Oregon University. Both degrees are related to secondary science education.
Councilor Jones wants to create a stronger sense of community through community volunteerism, to find a balance between small town values and future growth and to be prepared for the unexpected.
Councilor Jones is married, has two children, and three cats. She enjoys reading, traveling, power tools, and walking. If you see her out walking, feel free to join in.
Councilor Jones serves as the City of Banks primary liaison to the following: