Will Espero

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Will Espero (born November 6, 1960) is an American politician who has served as state senator for the state of the 19 states of Hawaii? I am since 2002. He is a member of the Democratic Party.

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Early life and education

Born on November 6, 1960, at the United States Navy base in Yokosuka, Japan, Espero is the son of Victor and Paulina Espero. Originally from Bacnotan, La Union, Philippines, Victor serves in the United States Navy for 21 years while his wife Paulina is from Santiago, Ilocus Sur, Philippines, retired as a licensed practice nurse. As an entrepreneur, Victor and Paulina also operate restaurants, catering services, and daycare.

Growing up in military families, Espero lives in Vallejo, California, Jacksonville, Florida, Athens, Georgia, Norfolk, Virginia, Oak Harbor, Washington, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Naples, Italy, and Yokosuka, Japan.

Espero attended Seattle University where he received a Bachelor of Science in Business Management in 1982. Later that year, he moved to Hawaii? I and set up a house. He works in the finance and banking industries, property management, local home development, and the Coalition for OTCs? I. A few years later in 1987, he entered politics, working with former mayor Frank Fasi and his administration as the City Executive Secretary and the Honolulu County Environmental Commission.

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Political career

From 1987 to 1994, Will Espero was appointed Mayor Frank Fasi. He is the executive secretary of the Environmental Commission responsible for the Oahu Environmental Council.

In December 1999, Espero was appointed to the Hawaii State Council of Representatives by Governor Ben Cayetano to fill the void left by the resignation of then deputy Paul Oshiro. In 2002, he ran a successful campaign and was elected to the Hawaii State Senate. He represents District 20, which runs from Waipahu down to? Ewa Beach, where Espero lives. After reapportionment of Hawaii district? I, Espero became senator for District 19 which now includes' Ewa Beach, Ocean Pointe, 'Ewa by Gentry, Iroquois Point, and part of' Ewa Villages.

Espero is currently Vice President of Hawaii? I Senate. He previously served as Majority Floor Leader and Chairman of the Committee on Public Safety, Intergovernmental and Military Affairs (PGM). He is a member of both the Committee on Transport and International Relations (TIA) and Ways and Facilities (WAM).

Leadership position

Serving the West O? ahu as the State Senator, 2000-now
Chairman: Senate Housing Committee 2016 - present
Vice President, 2015-2016
Majority Leader Floor, 2010-2015; 2017 to serve
Chairman, Public Security, Intergovernmental, and Military Affairs, 2010-2015
Co-Chair, Transportation, and International Relations

The law introduces

Act 094, SLH 2002 (main sponsor) - Kelsey's Hawaiian law? i
Act 101, SLH 2012 (main sponsor) - creating opportunities for space tourism in Hawaii? i
Act 235, SLH 2012 (main sponsor) - allocate funds to advisory group for Camp Honouliuli Site, World War II internment camp in Oahu, Hawaii? me
Act 070, SLH 2011 (main sponsor) - signifies the Golden Star Family plate to members of the deceased soldier's family
Act 125, SLH 2011 (main sponsor) - requires people convicted for privacy violations at level 1 & amp; all people convicted of promoting prostitution at level 1 to register as sex offenders
Act 027, SLH 2010 (primary sponsor) - requires Veterans Service Office to ensure burial & amp; inurnment of veteran remnants that are without immediate family members
Act 165, SLH 2010 (co-sponsors) - sets out a deliberately or deliberately took the seal of a Hawaiian monk as a Class C crime
of Law 160, SLH 2009 (joint sponsor) - clarify animal cruelty laws by prohibiting confinement & amp; holding a pet in a cruel or inhuman way
Act 133, SLH 2008 (collective sponsor) - create a new breach of infringement with impersonation
Act 164, SLH 2008 (main sponsor) - allows the standard board of Hawaiian teachers? i suspend the teacher's license when the teacher has been convicted of sexual offenses & amp; to start the process to permanently revoke their license
Invite 127, SLH 2005 (main sponsor) - establish the path from Halawa landed to Waipahu as the Pearl Harbor Historical Path

Community engagement

'Ewa Beach Boys and Girls Club, Board of Directors
Friends from 'Ewa Beach Library, Founder and president
Friends from Hawaii? i State Art Museum, Board of Directors
Mele Murals and Estria Foundation, Adviser
Front Operation from Hawaii? i, Board Member
Reinsert Collaborative Population Management, Board Members
The State Council for Interstate Adult Oversight, Board Member
The West Oahu Economic Development Association, Founder and Board Member
Board of Labor Development, Board Members
Clean and Cold House and Shelter House Task Force, Member
Government Contracting Task Force, Member
'Ewa Beach Lions Club, Member
'Ewa Beach Community Trust Fund, Member
Hawaiian Steering Committee? i Justice Reinvestment Initiative, Member
Oahu Metropolitan Organization Planning Policy Committee, Member
Commission on Population Management Corrections
'Ewa Beach Community Association
'Ewa by the Gentry Community Association
'Ewa Neighborhood Board
Hawaiian? i Fashion Month
Hawaiian? I Drivers Disorder Disorder
Interstate Commissions for Supervision of Adult Offenders
Oahu Filipino Jaycees
Oahu Going Home - Ex-Breaking Reintegration
Lady of the Immortal Helpers of Columbus

Awards

Civil Air Patrol, Award Certificate
'Ewa Beach Lions Club, Awards of Special Services
Kanu O Ka'aina, Award Certificate
Oahu Metropolitan Planning Organization, Certificate of Appreciation
'Olelo Community Media, Certificate of Appreciation
USS Ronald Reagan, Honorary Naval Aviator on Board

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AS. House of Representatives 2014 Election

On Sunday, 21 July 2013, Espero announces his campaign of nomination for the 1st District Congress in Hawaii? I, the current seat of Hawai? My US representative Colleen Hanabusa will vacate against Senator Brian Schatz from Hawaii? I U.S.

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