Meet the Board

  • Tammy Stevens

    Chair

  • A middle-aged man with a bald head, gray mustache, and blue eyes, wearing a blue denim shirt with a logo and white t-shirt underneath, standing outdoors in front of grayish-green foliage.

    Bill Merchant

    Vice-Chair

  • An older woman with short blonde hair standing in front of blue-green pine trees, wearing a denim shirt over a white top, with a watch on her left wrist and a necklace.

    Cheryl Buchert

    Treasurer

  • A woman with dark brown hair, smiling, wearing a denim shirt over a black top, standing outdoors in front of a large pine tree.

    Gina McMurry

    Secretary

  • A man wearing glasses and a blue long-sleeve button-up shirt standing in front of a large coniferous tree.

    Mark Hillyard

    Director at Large

  • A smiling man wearing a blue denim shirt and a dark blue baseball cap standing in front of a pine tree.

    Joe Matteo

    Director at Large

  • Man with a beard, glasses, and a blue denim shirt standing outdoors in front of evergreen trees.

    Kenny Sernach

    Director at Large

Become a Board Member

As your elected volunteer Board, we’re here to listen, support, and represent all people of the Hamlet of Beavercreek. We believe in treating everyone with respect, valuing diverse perspectives, and making space for all voices, which mirrors the position that Clackamas County lives by.

Joining the Hamlet of Beavercreek Board offers you a unique opportunity to also shape the future of our community. Your voice can contribute to inclusive decision-making on local issues, events, and land use applications. By serving on the Board, you can keep Beavercreek a welcoming and vibrant place for everyone to thrive.

General Steps:

  • Be a member of the hamlet. Qualifications are: being 18 years or older who resides, owns property, or has a business within the Hamlet's boundaries.

  • Attend the upcoming community meetings.

  • Submit your application to Clackamas County by the September meeting.

  • Board elections take place at the October town hall meeting.

  • If elected, complete the County training to participate in board deliberations and voting.

“Joining a board can feel intimidating at first, but you’ll find a warm welcome here. We’re excited to support new members and will guide you every step of the way to help you feel confident and make a meaningful contribution in our community.”
— Tammy Stevens, Chair