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David Henry

2026-01-02T15:49:56Z

DavidGeorgeHenry: Updated employment

David G. Henry is an at-large representative on the [https://www.in.gov/counties/monroe/government/council/ Monroe County Council], an elected position he has held since January 2025.

He works as a consultant doing government project management in homeland security, intelligence and information-sharing programs. He also teaches on those topics at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. He previously held leadership positions with the Monroe County Democratic Party, including serving as chair from 2022 through 2024.

He lives in Van Buren Township with his wife and three kids.

'''Timeline: David G. Henry'''

'''2025-06-11''' ''Founded Paradigm Civic Strategies, LLC., a management consulting business.''

'''2024-11-05''' ''Is elected to one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the general election.''

'''2024-05-07''' ''Wins one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the Democratic Party primary.''

'''2022-01''' ''Is elected chair of the Monroe County Democratic Party, having previously served as vice chair.''

'''2020''' ''Begins work for Acquisition, Research & Logistics Inc (ARL), doing government project management consulting in homeland security, intelligence, and information sharing programs.''

'''2014''' ''Begins serving as teaching faculty for the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2013''' ''Works for Arc Aspicio, a Washington DC-based consulting firm.''

'''2013''' ''Returns to Bloomington.''

'''2007-12''' ''Joins the National Governors Association as senior policy analyst for homeland security & public safety.''

'''2007-07''' ''Moves to Washington, DC to serve as a Capital City Fellow with the Government of the District of Columbia under then-mayor Adrian Fenty.''

'''2005''' ''Earns MPA degree from the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Moves to Bloomington to study for an MPA in local administration at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Earns a bachelor's degree in political science from Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.''
[[Category:People]]

David Henry

2025-04-16T15:17:51Z

DavidGeorgeHenry:

David G. Henry is an at-large representative on the Monroe County Council, an elected position he has held since January 2025.

He works as a consultant doing government project management in homeland security, intelligence and information-sharing programs. He also teaches on those topics at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. He previously held leadership positions with the Monroe County Democratic Party, including serving as chair from 2022 through 2024.

He lives in Van Buren Township with his wife and three kids.

'''Timeline: David G. Henry'''

'''2024-11-05''' ''Is elected to one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the general election.''

'''2024-05-07''' ''Wins one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the Democratic Party primary.''

'''2022-01''' ''Is elected chair of the Monroe County Democratic Party, having previously served as vice chair.''

'''2020''' ''Begins work for Acquisition, Research & Logistics Inc (ARL), doing government project management consulting in homeland security, intelligence, and information sharing programs.''

'''2014''' ''Begins serving as teaching faculty for the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2013''' ''Works for Arc Aspicio, a Washington DC-based consulting firm.''

'''2013''' ''Returns to Bloomington.''

'''2007-12''' ''Joins the National Governors Association as senior policy analyst for homeland security & public safety.''

'''2007-07''' ''Moves to Washington, DC to serve as a Capital City Fellow with the Government of the District of Columbia under then-mayor Adrian Fenty.''

'''2005''' ''Earns MPA degree from the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Moves to Bloomington to study for an MPA in local administration at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Earns a bachelor's degree in political science from Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.''
[[Category:People]]

David Henry

2025-04-16T15:17:22Z

DavidGeorgeHenry: Subject logged in and added his middle initial with a period. Also corrected location of an employer.

David G. Henry is an at-large representative on the Monroe County Council, an elected position he has held since January 2025.

He works as a consultant doing government project management in homeland security, intelligence and information-sharing programs. He also teaches on those topics at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. He previously held leadership positions with the Monroe County Democratic Party, including serving as chair from 2022 through 2024.

He lives in Van Buren Township with his wife and three kids.

'''Timeline: David Henry'''

'''2024-11-05''' ''Is elected to one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the general election.''

'''2024-05-07''' ''Wins one of three at-large seats on the Monroe County Council in a four-way race in the Democratic Party primary.''

'''2022-01''' ''Is elected chair of the Monroe County Democratic Party, having previously served as vice chair.''

'''2020''' ''Begins work for Acquisition, Research & Logistics Inc (ARL), doing government project management consulting in homeland security, intelligence, and information sharing programs.''

'''2014''' ''Begins serving as teaching faculty for the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2013''' ''Works for Arc Aspicio, a Washington DC-based consulting firm.''

'''2013''' ''Returns to Bloomington.''

'''2007-12''' ''Joins the National Governors Association as senior policy analyst for homeland security & public safety.''

'''2007-07''' ''Moves to Washington, DC to serve as a Capital City Fellow with the Government of the District of Columbia under then-mayor Adrian Fenty.''

'''2005''' ''Earns MPA degree from the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Moves to Bloomington to study for an MPA in local administration at the Indiana University O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.''

'''2002''' ''Earns a bachelor's degree in political science from Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.''
[[Category:People]]

History of Monroe County Democratic Party Officers

2025-03-02T03:02:24Z

DavidGeorgeHenry: Added officers back to 1918. Added some information on chairs and officers who held prior elected office.

{| class="wikitable"
|'''YEAR'''
|'''Chair'''
|'''Vice Chair'''
|'''Secretary'''
|'''Treasurer'''
|'''Notes on chair'''
|-
|2025
|Samuel Ujdak
|Chrissie Geels
|Gloria Howell
|Susan Luther
|
|-
|2024
|David G. Henry
|Efrat Rosser
|Ashley Pirani
|Karen Wrenbeck
|Henry was concurrently county councilor at large for Jan 2025 reorg
|-
|2023
|David G. Henry
|Shruti Rana
|Ashley Pirani
|Karen Wrenbeck
|
|-
|2022
|David G. Henry
|Shruti Rana
|Ashley Pirani
|Karen Wrenbeck
|
|-
|2021
|David G. Henry
|David G. Henry
|Ashley Pirani
|Sam Ujdak
|
|-
|2020
|Jennifer Crossley
|Gavin Everett
|Sofia McDowell
|Kaisa Goodman
|Crossley won contested chair race (Penny Githens); resigned to fill county council vacancy left by Eric Spoonmore
|-
|2019
|Jennifer Crossley
|Peter Iversen
|Sofia McDowell
|Jessica McClellan
|
|-
|2018
|Mark Fraley
|Jessica McClellan
|Sofia McDowell
|Peter Iversen
|
|-
|2017
|Mark Fraley
|Jessica McClellan
|Tom Miller
|Kaisa Goodman
|
|-
|2016
|Mark Fraley
|Efrat Feferman
|Sue Wanzer
|Todd Lare
|
|-
|2015
|Mark Fraley
|Efrat Feferman
|Alexa Lopez
|Todd Lare
|
|-
|2014
|Trent Deckard
|Susan Sandberg
|Efrat Feferman
|Anthony Smith
|
|-
|2013
|Trent Deckard
|Susan Sandberg
|Efrat Feferman
|Hans Huffman
|
|-
|2012
|Rick Dietz
|Kyla Cox
|Nicole Bolden
|Hans Huffman
|Dietz was concurrently county councilor (2011–2013)
|-
|2011
|Rick Dietz
|Pam Warren
|Donna Purdom
|Hans Huffman
|
|-
|2010
|Rick Dietz
|Pam Warren
|Donna Purdom
|Hans Huffman
|
|-
|2009
|Rick Dietz
|Rick Dietz
|Donna Purdom
|Hans Huffman
|
|-
|2008
|Lee Jones
|Rick Dietz
|Donna Purdom
|Hans Huffman
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|-
|2007
|Lee Jones
|Rick Dietz
|Donna Purdom
|Hans Huffman
|
|-
|2006
|Lee Jones
|John Zody
|Rick Dietz
|Sandy Newman
|
|-
|2005
|Lee Jones
|John Zody
|Matt Weber
|Sandy Newman
|
|-
|2005
|Lee Jones
|John Zody
|Matt Weber
|Shaunica Pridgen
|Pridgen served less than a year
|-
|2004
|Dan Combs
|Lee Jones
|Matt Weber
|Catherine Stafford
|Combs was concurrently Perry Twp trustee; first contested chair race (Brian O'Neill) since 1976.
|-
|2003
|Dan Combs
|Lee Jones
|
|Catherine Stafford
|
|-
|2002
|Frank McCloskey
|Regina Moore
|
|Lee Jones
|McCloskey was fomer mayor, US representative; resigned due to illness
|-
|2001
|Frank McCloskey
|Regina Moore
|
|Lee Jones
|
|-
|2000
|Frank McCloskey
|Regina Moore
|
|Brenda Strauss
|
|-
|1999
|Frank McCloskey
|Regina Moore
|
|Brenda Strauss
|
|-
|1998
|Julio Alonso
|Regina Moore
|
|Brenda Strauss
|
|-
|1997
|Julio Alonso
|Regina Moore
|
|Brenda Strauss
|
|-
|1996
|Julio Alonso
|Regina Moore
|
|Brenda Strauss
|
|-
|1995
|Patricia Williams
|Julio Alonso
|
|Pat Gross
|Williams was concurrently city clerk (1982-1995)
|-
|1994
|Patricia Williams
|Julio Alonso
|
|
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|-
|1993
|Patricia Williams
|Julio Alonso
|
|
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|-
|1992
|Patricia Williams
|Matt Pierce
|
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|-
|1991
|Patricia Williams
|Tim Tilton
|
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|-
|1990
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1989
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1988
|Patricia Williams
|
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|
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|-
|1987
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1986
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1985
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1984
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1983
|Patricia Williams
|
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|-
|1982
|Patricia Williams
|John Goss
|
|
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|-
|1981
|Martha Regester
|John Goss
|
|
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|-
|1980
|Martha Regester
|John Goss
|Mary Hurt
|Robert Drake
|
|-
|1979
|Ann Bron
|Jim Medlock
|
|
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|-
|1978
|Ann Bron
|
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|-
|1977
|Ann Bron
|Anthony Pizzo
|
|
|Bron assumed office after dealth of Hickman
|-
|1976
|Leo Hickman Sr.
|Ann Bron
|
|
|Hickman died in office. Former Bloomington City Councilmember (1960-63)
|-
|1975
|Elinore (Jamie) Murphy
|Leo Hickman Sr.
|
|
|Murphy served concurrently as county clerk
|-
|1974
|Elinore (Jamie) Murphy
|
|
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|-
|1973
|Elinore (Jamie) Murphy
|
|
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|-
|1972
|Elinore (Jamie) Murphy
|
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|-
|1971
|Ed Treacy
|
|
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|Treacy won contested chair race with Dale Brickner in 1969. Contested chair in 1972 and lost to Murphy.
|-
|1970
|Ed Treacy
|
|
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|-
|1969
|Ed Treacy
|
|
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|-
|1968
|Tom Lemon
|
|
|
|Lemon was former Mayor of Bloomington (1948-52, 1958-62)
|-
|1967
|Tom Lemon
|
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|-
|1966
|Tom Lemon
|
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|-
|1965
|Robert McNamara
|
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|-
|1964
|Robert McNamara
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|-
|1963
|Robert McNamara
|
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|-
|1962
|Robert McNamara
|
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|-
|1961
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|As vice chair, Woolery served as acting chair. Former City Councilmember (1948-1952), former State Vice Chairwoman (1962)
|-
|1960
|Donald Rogers
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
|Rogers was former judge and state representative
|-
|1959
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
|East was removed from offfice in 1960.
|-
|1958
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1957
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1956
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1955
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1954
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1953
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1952
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1951
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1950
|Charles East
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
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|-
|1949
|Harvey Vint
|Agnes Woolery
|
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|-
|1948
|Harvey Vint
|Agnes Woolery
|
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|-
|1947
|Harvey Vint
|Agnes Woolery
|
|
|-
|1946
|Curtis Hall
|
|
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|-
|1945
|Alvin Gebhard
|
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|-
|1944
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1943
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1942
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1941
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1940
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1939
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1938
|Charles East
|
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|-
|1937
|Robert Myers
|
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|-
|1936
|Robert Myers
|
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|-
|1935
|Robert Myers
|
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|-
|1934
|Robert Myers
|
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|-
|1933
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1932
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1931
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1930
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1929
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1928
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1927
|Arthur Braham
|
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|-
|1926
|Arthur Braham
|
|
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|-
|1925
|Agnes Evans
|
|
|
|First woman to chair a political party in Indiana
|-
|1924
|Agnes Evans
|
|
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|-
|1923
|Agnes Evans
|
|
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|-
|1922
|Agnes Evans
|
|
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|-
|1921
|Walter E. Hottel
|Agnes Evans
|
|
|Hottel was a former Indiana State Representative (1906-1908)
|-
|1920
|Walter E. Hottel
|
|
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|-
|1919
|Edwin Corr
|
|
|
|Corr was a former Indiana State Senator (1898-1902) and State Representative (1910-1912)
|-
|1918
|Edwin Corr
|
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|-
|1917
|Thomas Sare
|
|
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|Former State Representative (1914-1918)
|-
|1916
|Joseph Barclay
|
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|-
|1915
|Walter E. Hottel
|
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|-
|1914
|Water E. Hottel
|
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|-
|1914
|William East
|
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|-
|1914
|John Harris
|
|
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|Harris was Mayor of Bloomington (1910-1918, 1922-1925), concurrently chair (1914) and former State Representative (1908-1910)
|}
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