Brad Shafer

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About

Councilmember Brad Shafer, appointed to serve the Mesquite District in April 2022 and elected in November 2022, brings a dedicated spirit shaped by his service in the United States Air Force. As a third-generation veteran and former first responder, he served as a medic at Luke Air Force Base during the 9/11 attacks and contributed to Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Beyond his military service, Shafer's commitment to community is evident in various leadership roles, including Candeo School Board President, HOA president, and active participation in the Peoria Diamond Club and church leadership. His civic engagement predates his council role, encompassing service on the Planning and Zoning Commission, Charter Review, and Bond Authorization Committees. Balancing his civic dedication, Shafer cherishes family time with his wife and three children, often engaging in outdoor activities like surfing with his daughter at Lake Pleasant, mountain biking with his son, or supporting his youngest in baseball at Paloma Park. | Contact Information - Email: brad.shafer@peoriaaz.gov Phone: 623-773-7608

Education

B.S. Healthcare Administration - University of Phoenix | M.B.A. - University of Phoenix

Experience

Councilmember Brad Shafer's professional journey is marked by his military career, having served in the United States Air Force as a medic at Luke Air Force Base during the 9/11 attacks and contributing to Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom. Beyond his military service, Shafer has held leadership roles in various community organizations, including serving as the Candeo School Board President, HOA president, and active participation in the Peoria Diamond Club. His civic engagement extends to roles on the Planning and Zoning Commission, Charter Review, and Bond Authorization Committees, showcasing a commitment to public service and community welfare.