Tom Butt
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Thomas K. "Tom" Butt is a former vice-mayor (2002) and a present city council member from Richmond, California. He is a Democrat. He has been on the Richomd City Council since 1995.
He is an architect by profession and is the president of Interactive Resources, a local architectural firm. He is also a contractor and former broker.
Butt founded and is currently the president of the East Brother Light Station, Inc., a non-profit organization whose aim is to save and maintain the historic East Brother Island Lighthouse on East Brother Island, a Bay Area landmark on the Register of National Historic sites which he helped accomplish.
He was also pivitol in lobbying Congress to recognize the Rosie the Rivetor/Homefront World War II National Historic Monument and sits on the board of the agency dedicated to its creation and expansion.
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- Tom Butt city of Richmond profile
- East Brother Island Lighthouse
- SmartVoter Tom Butt profile
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Councilmembers
Gayle McLaughlin (G Mayor) · María Viramontes (D) (Vice Mayor) · Ludmyrna "Myrna" Lopez (D) · Jim Rogers (D)· John E. Márquez (D) · Nathanial "Nat" Bates (D) · Tom Butt (D) · Tony K. Thurmond (D)
Political Entities
Democratic Party (D) · Green Party (G) · Richmond Greens · Richmond City Council · Richmond Progressive Alliance
Elections
2006 City Elections
