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Region 5

Senator Richard Brown" "Richard Brown

5418 11th Street South
Fargo, ND 58104
Cell Phone: 701-238-4300
Home Phone: 701-237-9115
Fax: 701-241-9937
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Prior to his election in 2002 to the North Dakota State Senate (where he represented District 27 until 2006), Richard Brown was employed as an Independent Financial Representative for the Askar Corporation. He has also worked professionally as Vice President of Quality Improvement for Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Dakota, Chairman and Treasurer of Hedahls, Inc. (in Bismarck), and Director of the Office of Transit Administration for the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Currently, Richard serves as Chairman of the Board for the Village Family Service Center and has previously served as Board Chairman or President of the Fargo-Moorhead Symphony, the Plains Art Museum Foundation, the New Brighton Planning Commission, the Bismarck School Board, the Bismarck Junior College Board, and Charles Hall Youth Services (in Bismarck), among many others. He has also served on the boards of the Bismarck Chamber of Commerce and the Greater North Dakota Association.
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Counties served (figures taken from 2000 census): Steele County, population 2,258; Traill County, population 8,477; Cass County, population 123,138; Ransom County, population 5,890; Sargent County, population 4,366; Richland County, population 17,998

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