"The best decisions are made by those who take the time to get all the facts before taking action."
For those still considering the best choice to fill the PUD Commissioner spot, here is a quick guide to Anthony F. (Tony) De Leo. I will continue to fulfill my commitment to my Hospital Commission duties along with my new PUD responsibilities. Now retired, I have the time and energy for both. As to legal issues, I have two legal opinions finding no conflicts in me holding both offices.
- Over 40 years experience as a local elected Hospital Commissioner.
- Hospital Commissioner; as part of a team, we grew a small, rural hospital into an integrated health care system, Jefferson Healthcare, with an annual budget of over 77 million dollars and 580 employees.
- Fourth generation, lifetime Jefferson County resident, committed to community service.
- I support open, transparent government and Open Public Meetings and Public Records Acts.
- Team player, work together to reach the goals.
- Can-do attitude, do the homework and find a way to get the job done.
- Make-do attitude, if it still works, not posing a safety or function issue,why replace it.
- Throwing money at a problem won't solve the problem, , hard work and innovation will.
- Treat all with respect, acknowledge the contributions of others.
- Do the research, get the facts, then take a stand, make the tough decisions and stand by them.
- After making a decision or taking an action, if a better solution comes along, go for it.
- When it fails, take the blame, when it works, pass along the praise to others.
- Open to new ideas and innovation, if they show merit, work to make them happen.
- Learn from the success, and failure, of others.
- Always remembers to act with the best interests of those you represent in mind.
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