Candidate for
Board Member; San Miguel Consolidated Fire Protection District

Experience You Can Count On

Larry Jackman is an entrepreneur and businessman that has grownup and lived in the San Miguel fire district for over 50 years. An active community leader, Larry Jackman was first elected to the San Miguel Fire Board in 1992. Throughout the past 16 years, he has been instrumental in making San Miguel Fire District the outstanding fire department it has become, recognized as one of the leading fire agencies throughout the nation.

Proven Leadership:

Early on, Larry Jackman took the lead in implementing and maintaining fiscally responsible budget policies. He facilitated the construction of two new fire stations, the acquisition of several new fire engines, adding a fully staffed truck company and a heavy rescue engine, as well as adding many other significant improvements to the response capabilities of the fire district. Larry Jackman worked diligently to promote advancing the level of service provided to our community from basic life support to full paramedic service. All of these accomplishments without increasing taxes.

Regionalization:

Larry Jackman is at the forefront of looking out for the interest of San Miguel taxpayers when it comes to regionalizing fire service. He actively represents San Miguel on the County's fire taskforce subcommittee on regionalization. For 10 years, Larry Jackman was the board president of the JPA commission responsible for all of East County's 911 fire and medical emergency dispatch services. Larry Jackman is a founding commissioner of the San Diego County Regional Communications System known as the "RCS". For the past 7 years, Larry Jackman has also been East County's representative to the San Diego County Futures Foundation.

Larry Jackman was an influential leader in the successful consolidation of East County Fire Protection District with the San Miguel Fire Protection District.

Maintain Stability:

Larry Jackman has the knowledge and experience necessary to protect San Miguel's ongoing needs and to deal with the uncertainties of budgetary issues brought about by State deficits.