Current occupation
CANDIDATE_FILED_OFFICIAL_BIOGRAPHYDeschutes County Commissioner, Position #3
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Deschutes County Commissioner, Position #3
Occupational background
CANDIDATE_FILED_OFFICIAL_BIOGRAPHYAdair Ranch Manager, Room at the Beach Accountant, Southern California Head & Neck Office manager, Moss Adams Accountant, Greenside LLC accountant
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Adair Ranch Manager, Room at the Beach Accountant, Southern California Head & Neck Office manager, Moss Adams Accountant, Greenside LLC accountant
Prior government experience
CANDIDATE_FILED_OFFICIAL_BIOGRAPHYServing 2nd term as a Deschutes County Commissioner, Position #3
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Serving 2nd term as a Deschutes County Commissioner, Position #3
Education
CANDIDATE_FILED_OFFICIAL_BIOGRAPHYHeppner High School — 12 — Diploma; University of Oregon — BA — Bachelor's degree — History; Central Washington University — Professional degree — Accounting; Colorado State University — History; Bellevue College — Mathematics; Blue Mountain Community College — History
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Heppner High School — 12 — Diploma; University of Oregon — BA — Bachelor's degree — History; Central Washington University — Professional degree — Accounting; Colorado State University — History; Bellevue College — Mathematics; Blue Mountain Community College — History
ABOUT PATTI ADAIR
Source-published biographyPatti Adair is a proud wife, mother of three, Deschutes County Commissioner, and fourth-generation Oregonian. Patti’s Oregon roots date back to 1884 when her family settled in Eastern Oregon near Ukiah. She was born in Pendleton, Oregon, and grew up in Heppner on her family’s ranch on Little Butter Creek. From a young age, she was deeply involved in her community as a 4-H member. Patti is a proud University of Oregon Duck who later earned her CPA license from Central Washington University.
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Patti Adair is a proud wife, mother of three, Deschutes County Commissioner, and fourth-generation Oregonian. Patti’s Oregon roots date back to 1884 when her family settled in Eastern Oregon near Ukiah. She was born in Pendleton, Oregon, and grew up in Heppner on her family’s ranch on Little Butter Creek. From a young age, she was deeply involved in her community as a 4-H member. Patti is a proud University of Oregon Duck who later earned her CPA license from Central Washington University.
ABOUT PATTI ADAIR
Source-published biographyPublic service and philanthropy have always been a significant part of Patti’s life. She has personally led efforts to raise several million dollars for charitable causes, including schools, a hospital, and for Union Rescue Mission, a program for homeless women and children. Patti has also worked as an auditor and a full-cycle accountant at Moss Adams. Her extensive financial background gives her unique insight into promoting fiscal responsibility and strong oversight of your tax dollars.
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Public service and philanthropy have always been a significant part of Patti’s life. She has personally led efforts to raise several million dollars for charitable causes, including schools, a hospital, and for Union Rescue Mission, a program for homeless women and children. Patti has also worked as an auditor and a full-cycle accountant at Moss Adams. Her extensive financial background gives her unique insight into promoting fiscal responsibility and strong oversight of your tax dollars.
Candidate biography
Source-published biographyPatti Adair is a fourth-generation Oregonian, wife, and mother of three who has devoted her life to public service and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. Born in Pendleton and raised on her family’s ranch in Heppner, her Oregon roots trace back to 1884. A proud University of Oregon alum who later earned her CPA from Central Washington University, Patti built her financial career at Moss Adams while helping raise millions for schools, a hospital, and programs supporting homeless women and children.
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Patti Adair is a fourth-generation Oregonian, wife, and mother of three who has devoted her life to public service and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. Born in Pendleton and raised on her family’s ranch in Heppner, her Oregon roots trace back to 1884. A proud University of Oregon alum who later earned her CPA from Central Washington University, Patti built her financial career at Moss Adams while helping raise millions for schools, a hospital, and programs supporting homeless women and children.
Candidate biography
Source-published biographyElected as a Deschutes County Commissioner in 2018, Patti has worked across the aisle to improve community safety, protect natural resources, and advocate for veterans, all while managing more than 1,200 employees and 22 departments. Known for her bipartisan approach, she’s brought together Oregonians from all political backgrounds to get results. Patti and her husband, Bob, now live on their horse ranch in Sisters, where she remains deeply connected to the community and the land that shaped her values.
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Elected as a Deschutes County Commissioner in 2018, Patti has worked across the aisle to improve community safety, protect natural resources, and advocate for veterans, all while managing more than 1,200 employees and 22 departments. Known for her bipartisan approach, she’s brought together Oregonians from all political backgrounds to get results. Patti and her husband, Bob, now live on their horse ranch in Sisters, where she remains deeply connected to the community and the land that shaped her values.