Betty Anderson has been a resident of Mira Loma since 1989. She and her husband, Stephen, have four adult children; three sons, one daughter and a son-in-law. Betty worked for seven years with Jurupa Unified School District at Rubidoux High School and now works for Fontana Unified School District at Mango Elementary School.

During the last nineteen years in Mira Loma, Betty has volunteered with the Jurupa Unified School District in many capacities including Jurupa Valley High School Band Boosters and the District Advisory Council. She also coached soccer with AYSO Region 462. Betty recently became a volunteer with the Jurupa Citizens Corps and is CERT trained. She became involved with H.O.M.E (Helping Our Mira Loma Environment) after becoming concerned about the air quality in Mira Loma. As the result of her concern for the quality of life in the greater Jurupa Valley area, Betty joined the Board to ensure the quality of water for its citizens.

Mrs. Anderson currently serves as JCSD's representative of the Chino Basin Desalter Authority (CDA), a joint powers authority.

Jane Anderson moved to Riverside County in 1999 with her husband Mike, daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. Shortly thereafter she became involved in the Community and co-founded the Eastvale Community Committee. She is a member of the Jurupa Valley Citizens Patrol, a member of Jurupa Citizen Corps and is CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) trained.

Her background includes 7 years in Real Estate, bookkeeping for a major corporation and later was elevated to internal Corporate Investigations. Prior to retiring, she managed a company for twenty years. The past 9 years she has committed herself as a volunteer to the communities of Jurupa Valley by using her business and personal skills. Jane is highly committed to the interests of the residents of the Jurupa Community Services District.

Mrs. Anderson currently serves as JCSD's alternate representative of the Western Riverside County Regional Wastewater Authority (WRCRWA).

R.M. "Cook" Barela was elected into office on November 8, 2005.  Cook has lived in Jurupa since 1984. He has been married for 30 years and has two sons and five daughters.   A combat veteran, he served in the United States Marine Corps from 1966-1970 and then joined the Los Angeles Police Department where he worked from 1971-1992 as a police officer and crime analyst. During that time, Cook served as the only Ordained Sworn LAPD Police Chaplain from 1985-1992.  

In 1985, Cook was elected as a member of the Jurupa Unified School District Board or Education. He served as clerk of the board and president. Upon his retirement, from the police force, Cook obtained his Master's degree in Christian Leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena and today serves as an ordained minister for a non-denominational Christian Church.

Cook has been involved in a variety of local health, military and educational issues and has sought help from local, state and national legislative representatives on those needs for our communities. He joined the Board to insure that the quality and quantity of water meets our community needs. President Barela has been appointed to serve on the Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) Groundwater Committee.  Locally, he serves as the alternate Board member of the Chino Basin Desalter Authority (CDA), and serves on the Board of the Western Riverside County Regional Wastewater Authority (WRCRWA) http://www.wmwd.com/wrcrwa.htm.

Kathryn Bogart was elected into office November 2005 and again in 2007.  Married to Danny with four sons and four grandchildren, Kathryn and her family have lived in the district since 2002.  Kathryn has worked in the utilities business for over 12 years working for AT&T as a Business Manager.  She also does numerous volunteer works within the Eastvale community such as Co-Chairs the Eastvale Events Committee, is an Editor of the community newsletter Eastvale Edition and maintains several community websites such as EastvaleEdition.com and EastvaleEvents.com.

Kathryn was educated in Orange County where she received degrees in Business Automation and Human Services.  As the first board member from the new community of Eastvale, Kathryn will be able to share firsthand the growing pains of the community and help JCSD develop a first rate parks and recreation department for the Eastvale area.

Ken McLaughlin ran for office in order to actively better his community. Mr. McLaughlin and his wife Roberta were both born and raised in the area, where they have had the privilege of raising their son Jeffery.

Mr. McLaughlin was an active employee for Walt Disney Company where he served as Chairman of the 401K Committee. On this committee, he helped initiate the 401K Plan, which enabled 50,000 cast member’s entitlement to a retirement plan. After serving the Disney Company for 11 years, Mr. McLaughlin worked for TXI Riverside Cement Company as a Maintenance Supervisor. At TXI, Mr. McLaughlin also took an interest in bettering his environment and served on the Board of TXI Riverside’s Credit Union.

In his spare time during the past few years, Mr. McLaughlin has enjoyed volunteering as a fire fighter for Glen Avon’s Fire Department, serving as a member of the Business Advisory Council and Republican National Congressional Committee. Mr. McLaughlin’s and his wife will soon be volunteering as Citizens on Patrol.