Jerramy Is Working For YOU

Jerramy is from Missoula, Montana where he graduated from Hellgate High School and the University of Montana (GO GRIZ!). He obtained a Bachelor of Science in Forestry Resource Management with a minor in Anthropology. During college he worked as a Wildland Firefighter with the Missoula Ranger District to pay for tuition. After graduating he became a US Peace Corps Volunteer serving two years in Bulgaria working with Strandja Nature Preserve and the local youth. 
Jerramy grew up with many hardships including living in poverty. This developed into a strong work ethic matched with determination and resiliency. He has always had a passion for public service and helping others. These qualities eventually led him to work in the nonprofit sector. Before that, Jerramy attended and successfully completed three different law enforcement academies, working his way up from Detention Officer with Missoula County to Law Enforcement with the City of Boulder, Colorado and Law Enforcement Park Ranger in Glacier National Park.
Relocating to the Flathead Valley fulltime, he was the founding Executive Director for Sparrow’s Nest of NW MT. This organization provides resources and housing for unaccompanied homeless high school students in the Valley. Currently he is a self-employed single dad working as a Community Consultant.  
Jerramy is passionate about community, and has developed strong leadership skills through his commitment to volunteering in social services, and experience gained working in agriculture and public safety. Jerramy lives his Montana values – a strong work ethic, independence, neighborliness, and toughness in the face of adversity. His passion for community is expressed by his commitment to volunteering, particularly in the areas of social services and public safety. His work history has fostered strong leadership skills. Being a father has magnified his desire to pass Montana values on to future generations. This goal will be served by Jerramy’s willingness to work collaboratively, with mutual respect for all, while maintaining his core values.

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• Access to affordable and quality healthcare

• Public lands, conservation, climate change, & sustainable energy

• Access to affordable housing

• Small business & sourcing local

• Critical services for seniors, veterans & individuals with disabilities

• Investments in public education & higher education

• Increasing access & funding to mental health services

• Civil rights & racial/socio-economic justice

• Increasing wages to make a living

• Investment in infrastructure, safety, & job creation

 

I'm always grateful to serve the great people of the Flathead Valley in any way necessary. 

We would like to hear from you and be your voice!