Mayor Selina Jayne-Dornan
Selina is a 1975 graduate of Eufaula High School. Selina is the first woman mayor for Eufaula, a task that has been both challenging and rewarding. Selina is a business woman and at her election was running three businesses. She currently still owns the Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio which is managed by her daughter. Before running for the municipal office Selina was a National Council Representative for the McIntosh District with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She still serves on the Intertribal Council of Oklahoma, representing the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Selina is a member of the Mayor's Council of Oklahoma. Selina is a woman of faith and praises God for the opportunity He has given her. Selina is married to Jim Dornan and in her spare time enjoys gardening, walking her dogs and spending time with the grandkids. "My ultimate goal is to see Eufaula prosper and grow. To be able to keep up with our infrastructure needs and provide much needed services to our citizens. I truly believe it can happen. With community involvemnet, support and pride in our city we can make a change. Shop local, make your tax dollars count here so you can benefit from the results. Give back by volunteering and please spay and neuter your dogs. God bless the City of Eufaula!"
Councilman Greg Anderson, Ward I
Gregory Anderson is the Superintendent of the Eufaula Dormitory in Eufaula, Oklahoma. He has been involved in Indian education for 28 years at many levels, and has served on numerous federal and state committees for improvement and reform in Indian education.
He has served as a public official for the City of Eufaula as mayor, vice-mayor, council president, and city councilor. He is currently serving his 14th year in public office for the City of Eufaula.
Mr. Anderson was appointed in April 2002 by President George W. Bush to serve on the National Advisory Council on Indian Education, and was re-appointed by President Barack Obama to continue his service on NACIE. The NACIE members are appointed by the President of the United States of America and advise the U.S. Secretary of Education and Congress on issues such as funding, administration, and the development of regulations and administrative policies related to Indian education programs.
He was selected in 2002 by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior to serve on the Department of Interior-Bureau of Indian Affairs Negotiated Rulemaking committee. He served as co-chairman of the committee which developed recommendations for proposed regulations for the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The issues related to several specific areas that impacted Indian education. He recently served a second two-year term as co-chairman for the NCLB School Facilities and Construction Negotiated Rulemaking Committee convened by the U.S. Congress in January 2010. The Secretary of the Interior established this committee for purposes of preparing a catalog and reports regarding the physical conditions of Bureau-funded schools and facilities and to revise national home living (dormitory) standards.
In July 2010 Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry appointed Mr. Anderson to the Oklahoma Advisory Council on Indian Education. The OACIE was created to promote equitable and culturally relevant learning environments, educational opportunities and instructional material for Native American students enrolled in public schools in the state of Oklahoma.
Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Eufaula High School and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism form the University of Oklahoma, a Masters Degree in Education Administration from East Central Oklahoma University, and his Superintendent’s certification through East Central Oklahoma University and the Oklahoma State Department of Education. He resides in Eufaula, Oklahoma and is married to Becky Anderson. They have two children, son Brett, a student at the University of Central Oklahoma, and daughter Alex, a student at Eufaula High School.
He has served as a public official for the City of Eufaula as mayor, vice-mayor, council president, and city councilor. He is currently serving his 14th year in public office for the City of Eufaula.
Mr. Anderson was appointed in April 2002 by President George W. Bush to serve on the National Advisory Council on Indian Education, and was re-appointed by President Barack Obama to continue his service on NACIE. The NACIE members are appointed by the President of the United States of America and advise the U.S. Secretary of Education and Congress on issues such as funding, administration, and the development of regulations and administrative policies related to Indian education programs.
He was selected in 2002 by the U.S. Secretary of the Interior to serve on the Department of Interior-Bureau of Indian Affairs Negotiated Rulemaking committee. He served as co-chairman of the committee which developed recommendations for proposed regulations for the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. The issues related to several specific areas that impacted Indian education. He recently served a second two-year term as co-chairman for the NCLB School Facilities and Construction Negotiated Rulemaking Committee convened by the U.S. Congress in January 2010. The Secretary of the Interior established this committee for purposes of preparing a catalog and reports regarding the physical conditions of Bureau-funded schools and facilities and to revise national home living (dormitory) standards.
In July 2010 Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry appointed Mr. Anderson to the Oklahoma Advisory Council on Indian Education. The OACIE was created to promote equitable and culturally relevant learning environments, educational opportunities and instructional material for Native American students enrolled in public schools in the state of Oklahoma.
Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Eufaula High School and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism form the University of Oklahoma, a Masters Degree in Education Administration from East Central Oklahoma University, and his Superintendent’s certification through East Central Oklahoma University and the Oklahoma State Department of Education. He resides in Eufaula, Oklahoma and is married to Becky Anderson. They have two children, son Brett, a student at the University of Central Oklahoma, and daughter Alex, a student at Eufaula High School.
Councilman Frank Davis, Ward I
Councilman Roger Barton, Ward II
My name is Roger Barton and I am your Ward 2 Councilman. I have spent all of my life in Eufaula and am a graduate of Eufaula High School. I have a degree from Northeastern Oklahoma State University with a major in Sociology and Law Enforcement.
My wife of 50 years, Jo Beth, was a teacher in the Eufaula Public School system. We have one son, Dr. Phil Barton who is a Pediatric Intensive Care Specialist at St. Francis Children’s Hospital in Tulsa. We also have two grandchildren.
I was employed as an Oklahoma State Water Patrolman from 1965-1971 and then was employed by the Dept. of Human Services as a social worker. In 1988 I served as County Director until my retirement in 2003.
I care about Eufaula and all of its citizens. Living on Lake Eufaula helps give great possibilities for the future. The mayor and city council want to try and make our town one of the best places to live. I think with all of us working together, we can make this one of the best small towns in Oklahoma.
My wife of 50 years, Jo Beth, was a teacher in the Eufaula Public School system. We have one son, Dr. Phil Barton who is a Pediatric Intensive Care Specialist at St. Francis Children’s Hospital in Tulsa. We also have two grandchildren.
I was employed as an Oklahoma State Water Patrolman from 1965-1971 and then was employed by the Dept. of Human Services as a social worker. In 1988 I served as County Director until my retirement in 2003.
I care about Eufaula and all of its citizens. Living on Lake Eufaula helps give great possibilities for the future. The mayor and city council want to try and make our town one of the best places to live. I think with all of us working together, we can make this one of the best small towns in Oklahoma.
Councilman Donald Berryhill, Ward II
Councilman Gene Dobson, Ward III
Councilman Jim Self, Ward III
Jim Self was born here in Eufaula, in Dr. Baker’s Hospital on N. Main, and raised on the family farm in Fame, OK. In 1956, Jim moved off the farm to Tulsa where he graduated in 1960.
After graduation Jim joined the US Air Force and began his lifetime career in the aircraft/aerospace industry. His 40 year tenure as a Quality Assurance Professional led him through various programs, companies, and customers.
As interim jobs between contracts and programs he gained experience in retail businesses, including being the owner and operator of a pizza parlor.
He retired in 1999 from The Boeing Co. after 20 years of service as a Quality Assurance Program manager and returned home to the Lake Eufaula Area, where he is currently involved in church and civic duties.
Councilman James Duty, Ward IV
Councilman Floyd Smith, Ward IV
City Attorney Kay Wall
Donna Hysell - City Clerk
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Becky Anderson- Assistant Deputy Clerk
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Gordon Pennington- Community Develop.
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Tricia Roberts- Administrative Assistant
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Todd Warren- Public Works Director
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Ronnie Cantrell- Utilities Clerk
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