Position #4, Term Expires 12/2025

Steve Glass joined the Board of Supervisors in January 2003. Steve holds an MS in Environmental Science from NMSU, and has 45 years of experience in natural resources protection. As a retired municipal wastewater biosolids composting and stormwater management programs manager, and the former local government representative on the NM Water Quality Control Commission (2003-2013), he is familiar with a wide range of natural resource and conservation issues. He currently represents Bernalillo County on the Water Protection Advisory Board and represents Ciudad SWCD on the Mid Region Council of Governments Water Resources Board. Steve is a Distinguished Faculty member in biology and environmental science at Central NM Community College, and was named recipient of the Environmental Education Association of New Mexico's 2016 Dr. Richard W. Becker Award of Excellence in Environmental Education.

Position #2, Term expires 12/2023

Tom Allen became a member of the Ciudad Board of Supervisors in 2007 and accepted the position of Vice-Chair. He is a native New Mexican, and a resident of Corrales with a degree in Environmental Engineering. Tom taught middle school science and math at the Bosque School in Albuquerque for 5 years as is now a science teacher at Valley Academy. Tom has long supported the Bosque Environmental Monitoring Program (BEMP), which studies and monitors water quality in the Rio Grande Bosque as well as in the Sandia and Jemez Mountains.

Position #3 Term expires 12/2025

Zoe Economou owns a small farm in the South Valley of Albuquerque, is a member of South Valley Alliance, and is president of the Los Ranchos de Atrisco/Armijo Community Acequia. She has been active in areas of agricultural preservation and sustainability, particularly as it pertains to urban fringe farming, and she is committed to organic methods of farming. Zoe came on as a supervisor in 2008.

Position #5, Term expires 12/2023

Daniel Conklin is a 2012 graduate of the Bernalillo County Master Naturalist Program.  His volunteer project brought him out to assist in the rehabilitation and construction of the Tijeras Creek Stormwater Runoff and Retention Project adjacent to A. Montoya Elementary School, and to work with the school to integrate the project into fifth grade students' environmental and ecological studies curriculum.  Dan currently volunteers at the Carlito Springs Open Space area in the areas of outreach and education, landscaping and invasive species removal, as well as reporting on the condition of the site to Bernalillo County and the State of New Mexico as a Site Watch Volunteer. 

Education:

BA, Economics, Vanderbilt University

MA, Latin American Studies, UNM

MBA, Finance, UCLA

Joshua O’Halloran is the Agricultural Program Manager for the Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque.  As the Agricultural Program Manager, Joshua oversees agricultural education, support for farmers, agritourism events, and agricultural research for the Village.  Joshua previously spent 9 years working on the border between the US and Mexico working with at risk populations in Juarez, MX.  He founded several community gardens and facilitated agricultural programming and education.  Joshua spent two years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Central Asia with his wife where he worked with small scale farmers.  He is also a former mountaineering guide and river guide and loves spending time outdoors with his family.  Joshua has a degree in agroecology from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, WA and a master’s degree in agricultural extension from New Mexico State University.