Upon graduation, she started a career with the City of Tulsa working for Oxley Nature Center, the Water Sewer Department, and finally the Stormwater Department. Julie went on to earn an Associate’s in Elementary Education from TCC and her Bachelor’s in Environmental Management and Safety from Northeastern State University. She graduated from Jenks High School where she worked with the M.e.t on several events for Jenks Environmental Management Team. Julie Monnot is a lifelong green country resident. Eudey has been the managing partner of Ross & Eudey since 210 and focuses on estate planning, business development, real estate, and contracts. Ross & Associates, located on Main Street in what is now known as the Rose District. Eudey started his legal career in 1998 as an associate attorney in the law offices of Jack W. Eudey returned to Oklahoma and made Broken Arrow his home. After earning his Juris Doctorate in 1998 from Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law in Dallas, Texas.

Eudey attended the University of Tulsa where he graduated in 1995 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and studied education and music. since 1987.Įlected in April 2015, Scott Eudey is the newest member of the Broken Arrow City Council. She is a past member of the Ada Recycling Coalition and Keep Oklahoma Beautiful and has been a supporter of The M.e.t.

Ellen was also the first Director of Public Information and Education for the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) and was with this organization for almost 20 years. and later merged with the Oklahoma Recycling Association (OKRA). She is a founding member of the Central Oklahoma Recycling Coalition (CORC) which was instrumental in getting curbside recycling for Oklahoma City, OK. Secretary, James Rea Ellen Bussert, BixbyĮllen Bussert is a community volunteer representing the City of Bixby.

The Board of Trustees meets on the second Thursday of each month and the agendas are posted online in advance of each meeting. The Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan Environmental Trust is comprised of one representative from each member community government.

Sand and Fire by Tom Young