Paid for by The Campaign to Elect Joey Jones
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"I'm proud to announce my campaign for City Council Position 4, for University Place, Washington. We hear so many folks discuss (or argue about) politics and things have become so divisive. Instead of talking, I've decided to start "doing" and create a path forward with people from all walks of life - in a way that can utilize my management skills and leadership experience to create real solutions for our community. This is the start..."
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About Joey:
Joseph “Joey” Jones was born on Moody Air Force Base, Georgia and raised in Warner Robins, Georgia, home of Robins Air Force Base. Joey has lived and worked in Daegu, South Korea, Royal Airforce Base Mildenhall in England, Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, Washington D.C. and Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. Since 2017, Joey has served as Patient Communications & Marketing Officer at Madigan Army Medical Center in it's Public Affairs Office at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Joey has has over 20 years of combined experience in government, public relations and business management.
Joey is an experienced Public Affairs Officer and healthcare communications professional who has been working throughout the Puget Sound area as creative director and campaign manager for all marketing and advertising programs at Madigan Army Medical Center and its outlying clinics, which serves over 100,000 TRICARE beneficiaries in the area as well as the California Medical Detatchment at The Presidio of Monterey, located in Monterey, California . As a seasoned communication strategist, Joey is committed to using that same federal experience for building relationships, implementing measurable solutions and promoting effectiveness as a member of the University Place City Council. Joey's career achievements are a testament to his dedication, commitment and resolve in serving the community.
Joseph “Joey” Jones was born on Moody Air Force Base, Georgia and raised in Warner Robins, Georgia, home of Robins Air Force Base. Joey has lived and worked in Daegu, South Korea, Royal Airforce Base Mildenhall in England, Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, Washington D.C. and Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska. Since 2017, Joey has served as Patient Communications & Marketing Officer at Madigan Army Medical Center in it's Public Affairs Office at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Joey has has over 20 years of combined experience in government, public relations and business management.
Joey is an experienced Public Affairs Officer and healthcare communications professional who has been working throughout the Puget Sound area as creative director and campaign manager for all marketing and advertising programs at Madigan Army Medical Center and its outlying clinics, which serves over 100,000 TRICARE beneficiaries in the area as well as the California Medical Detatchment at The Presidio of Monterey, located in Monterey, California . As a seasoned communication strategist, Joey is committed to using that same federal experience for building relationships, implementing measurable solutions and promoting effectiveness as a member of the University Place City Council. Joey's career achievements are a testament to his dedication, commitment and resolve in serving the community.
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During the 2017 AMTRAK Train Derailment, Joey along with teammates were on the scene and providing critical crisis communications to the Puget Sound community (Photo Credit:Joey Jones)
Joey has solid principles rooted in duty, service, integrity and striving for excellence in all endeavors.
Raised in a military family, and growing up a boyscout forged Joey's sense of duty and
desire to serve.
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An avid outdoorsman, here is Joey hiking at Mt. Rainier State Park despite Having a demanding schedule.
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Public Speaker/Influencer: Joey Speaking at The Elementz Youth Center in Cincinnatti, Ohio
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Joey Pictured with Actor, Activist & Comedian Jon Stewart, host of the 2019 Department of Defense Warrior Games in Tampa, FL while covering and supporting the event where about 300
wounded, ill or injured active-duty and veteran athletes from the United States, Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Denmark and the United Kingdom are competing in 14 adaptive sports.
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A legacy of Service: Joey honors his father, uncles, brother, sister and grandfather who served the United States Military in all branches in peace and war times, including WWI, WWII, & Operation Desert Storm by dedicating his skills & talents to our service members, veterans, retirees & supporting the mission to defend our way of life.
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"Recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic means strategic and thoughtful budget management, supporting working families, ensuring access to vital resources for families impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic, maintaining and improving our parks, streets, public services, and keeping University Place a prime location for businesses, residents, and visitors. I will support our first responders, essential personnel, law enforcement, schools, energy and sustainability initiatives, public works professionals, and all the dedicated folks who keep our city great in every way. I'm also focusing on reimagining public safety by getting input from members of our community. We need our first responders and U.P's diverse community members' voices heard and included as part of our city's public safety decision-making process. I will work tirelessly with my fellow council members on your behalf as a member of University Place's City Council. I would be honored to have your vote!"
- Joey Jones
Joey's Professional Highlights & More:
- COVID-19 Pandemic Response: Preemptively lead robust public health and patient communication campaigns in the Puget Sound region and at Joint-Base Lewis McChord during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early January of 2020 and each day since. The magnitude of this oncoming global pandemic was unknown at the time, however, with the support of his organization's leadership, Joey began publishing content to educate Madigan's patients, the JBLM community and the surrounding Puget Sound Area via written articles, social media content and community outreach about COVID-19.
- Awarded U.S. Army Surgeon General Coin for Excellence for Patient Communications, marketing, content creation and public affairs work and setting the tone for healthcare communications for the DoD enterprise: MHS GENESIS, COVID-19, 2019 Warrior Games coverage, 2017 AMTRAK train derailment, Opioid campaign and much more. Presented by 45th U.S Army Surgeon General, and Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Command, Lt. General Scott R. Dingle.
- Dept. of the Army Civilian Achievement Medal Awarded February 9th, 2021 by Madigan Commander, Col. Scottie Roofe for patient communication strategies leading the COVID-19 communications response and publishing the first article in DoD for Washington and the Puget Sound area on COVID-19 on Jan. 30, 2020 which was syndicated heavily locally, nationally and overseas.
- Defense Health Agency Director’s Coin for Excellence accepted on behalf of Madigan PAO & VI team collective: Patient Communications, marketing, content creation and public affairs work and setting the tone for healthcare communications for the enterprise: MHS GENESIS, COVID-19 Pandemic Response, 2019 Warrior Games coverage, 2017 AMTRAK train derailment, Opioid campaign and more. Presented by Defense Health Agency Director, Lt. Gen Ronald Place and Command Sgt. Maj Gragg on July 15, 2020.
- Awarded the U.S. Army Certificate of Achievement for Safety for outstanding support for Madigan while preparing for and during the Army Safety and Health Management System (ASHMS) final assessment. Supported the safety program by developing and publishing ASHMS marketing and awareness materials directly resulting in "Star Strong" recognition for Madigan Army Medical Center.
- Recipient of a total of 10 honors, medals and awards on behalf of the Secretary of Defense, Department of the U.S. Army, The Defense Health Agency, Regional Health Command-Pacific, and Madigan Army Medical Center for public affairs, community engagement, public health messaging, public relations and more.
- Dept. of the Army Certificate of Achievement for coverage of the 2019 DoD Warrior Games in Tampa Florida, publishing 14 articles, taking hundreds of photographs in less than 2 weeks, and supporting our military’s wounded, ill and injured warriors.
- Internationally Published Columnist & Author: Joseph Jones has written over 70 articles published by the U.S. Army, Defense Health Agency, Department of Defense, Stars & Stripes, The Ranger/Airlifter and various local publications distributed in the Puget Sound area, (including University Place, Wa), nationally and internationally.
- Proud member of The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
- Proud member of The Association Of The United States Army (AUSA)
- Proud member of The Rotary Club of University Place-Fircrest
- Hurricane Katrina Relief: In 2008, Joey traveled the U.S. supporting FEMA's housing program, performing testing for temporary housing units.
Recent News, Interviews & Media Coverage:
Concerned Citizen: 9/24/21: Joey Jones Speaks with Fox News 13 Seattle in Coverage of Unusual Repeated Violent Crime Incidents at Rite Aid Pharmacy on Bridgeport Way in University Place, Wa
-Joey Jones, University Place, Washington City Council Candidate's Interview w/ Entrprenuer Magazine
Help me become our next City Council Member in University Place, WA! I am a dedicated & heavily involved resident of the community who is grateful for the chance to be a public servant for the residents of our city.
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