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The panel of experts
includes:
Bill Ross, Schreiner University’s Wilson
Fellow, has more than 25 years of experience in
public policy issues, including 10 years as a
public official for the state of Alaska. Prior
to founding Ross & Associates, he culminated his
public sector career as Commissioner of the
Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
Since 1987, he has been president of Ross &
Associates and has led the firm in establishing
a national reputation for assisting public
sector agencies in addressing critical emerging
environmental and natural resource issues. The
firm assists clients in all realms of
environmental programmatic arenas and provides
expert assistance ranging from information
management and analysis, to policy and program
development, to stakeholder engagement and
mediation. The firm is committed to helping
clients find more effective, efficient, and
inclusive ways of improving and sustaining
environmental and public health protection.
A. L. "Curg" Starkey III is the
great-grandson of a founding father of Kerr
County. He graduated from Tivy High School and
attended Angelo State University. After college,
he returned to Kerrville where he was a
successful homebuilder in the Hill Country for
more than 18 years. He currently manages
commercial real estate investments, in addition
to managing the 6S Ranch located in Kerr County,
where he continues to pursue his interest in
ranching and game management. Always eager to
improve his community, Curg is a past president
of the Upper Guadalupe River Authority, past
member of the Guadalupe Blanco River Trust
Board, and past member of the Texas State Board
of Plumbing Examiners. He has also served on the
City of Kerrville's Comprehensive Plan Advisory
Committee and is currently serving on the Zoning
Ordinance Input Committee for the City of
Kerrville. He and his wife, Monica, live
in Kerrville where they have raised two sons.
David K. Langford served as executive
vice president of the Texas Wildlife Association
from 1990 until retirement in 2002. He currently
serves as vice president emeritus, working on
water issues, property tax concerns, eminent
domain threats, and other special legislative
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This forum will be
taped and broadcast on
Texas Public Radio