Councilman Phil Cayten

rection, Pipefitting, Welding, HVAC, and associated Blueprints. Councilman Cayten began his career with the Boeing Co. (New Orleans, La.) and was instrumental in helping land the first man on the moon (Neil Armstrong). He later constructed Navy Destroyers with Litton Ship Systems (Pascagoula, Ms.). Council Cayten retired from Kellogg Brown and Root (KBR) in 2015 after 41 years in Engineering and Construction Project Management. He traveled all over the United States for 16 years building Power Plants, Petrochemical Plants, Paper Mills, Copper Smelters, Cement Plants, Acid Plants and Soda Ash Plants. The final 25 years were spent in the Home Office in Houston, Tx managing Engineering and Construction plants all over the World. His Community Service Affiliations Include: Pasadena Rodeo Association Director, Habitat for Humanity Construction Worker, Former Pasadena Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce Member, Coached Mentally Challenged "Special Olympics" Basketball and Softball in Pasadena for 28 years, City of Pasadena District "F" City Councilman for 20 years, Mayor Pro-Tem 4 times. PHIL'S PHILOSOPHY: "Continue to create a safer, more attractive place to live while improving the essentials that lead to a better quality of life for all citizens". Council Cayten's main goal is to maintain a strong Police and Volunteer Fire Department to keep the citizens of Pasadena safe and to keep their insurance rates as low as possible. Additional goals include