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Commissioners approve budgets, oversee spending and hire county employees. The commission usually consists of three to five officials.

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Infrastructure is

1. the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.

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A commissioner they enact local laws and administer them.

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Commissioners work in both legislative and executive jobs

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he attended Oak Park High School.

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Is a commissioner for Missouri, working to improve infrastructure

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He served on the Missouri Public Service Commission

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His birthday is April 17, 1976

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born April 17, 1976

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He was born in kansas City

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born April 17, 1976

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He is a former Republican member of the Missouri Senate

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He is are state senator of Missouri

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He likes to tweet a lot, and frequently talks about Star Wars, Baseball, and yells at other politicians via twitter

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He was

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He’s been in office since 2013

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He was a Missouri state senator, but now is part of the Public Service Commission

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He's 41 years old

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He was born in Kansas City

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He likes Star Wars and baseball

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Ryan Silvey is a former Republican member of the Missouri Senate and currently serves on the Missouri Public Service Commission. He represented the 17th district, which includes part of Clay County, from 2013 until his resignation January 4, 2018Kansas City, MOPoliticianHe cares about St. Louis crimeCause he has nothing else to do

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Ryan Silvey is a former Republican member of the Missouri Senate and currently serves on the Missouri Public Service Commission. He represented the 17th district, which includes part of Clay County, from 2013 until his resignation January 4, 2018Kansas City, MOPoliticianHe cares about St. Louis crimeCause he has nothing else to do

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He was a Republican member of the MO Senate.