Trustees

A Trustee is a representative of the High Point Community. Trustees help engage residents to get involved, represent the concerns of their neighbors and plan events to build community within High Point.
Jennifer Cobb, President
jennifer.cobb@highpointneighborhood.org
206.369-3177
Drawn by the diverse nature and green features of the neighborhood, Jennifer moved to High Point in February 2007 and got involved in the Neighborhood Association to work towards making High Point a successful community. Her goal as President is to continue the Neighborhood Association’s work to strengthen the spirit of community within the neighborhood by bringing people together and getting people involved.
Andrew Mead, Vice President
andrew.mead@highpointneighborhood.org
206.922.3721
Andrew has a background in organizational communication and intercultural studies. He and his wife moved to High Point to be in a diverse neighborhood. Andrew has actively participated in the Neighborhood Association since its first meeting in February 2007 and served as its first President until summer of 2009.
Chris Smithco, Treasurer
chrissmithco@yahoo.com
Chris Smithco is an excellent team player with demonstrated experience of working diplomatically and collaboratively with all types of people to ensure successful execution of projects. Some of his key strengths are in negotiations, networking, communication, attention to detail and problem solving. Chris has been a current resident of West Seattle for four year and for the last two years has resided in the High Point Community. He is looking forward to playing a larger role within the community and neighborhood association particular in the area of technology.
Miranda Taylor, Secretary and Chair, Healthy Living Committee
miranda59@qwest.net
Abdirahman Mohamed
206.935.2391
Abdirahman’s goals are to help youth by creating new programs and teaching them to become better leaders. He wants to keep the High Point neighborhood safe and drug free. He also hopes to help community members better understand each other and work together.
Yon Noy
206.331.2741
Yon is active leader in the High Point Community. He is President of the Khmer Association, which he helped to create. Also, he serves on the Healthy Homes Community Action Team and participates in the Walking Club. He is committed to bringing diverse groups together, keeping our community healthy and safe and increasing pedestrian safety.
Ayan Said Jama
Ayan is a mother of two children, a long time Washington State resident but has lived in High Point for just a year. Previously, she did technical administrative work for ten years for a company that recently closed. She is currently enrolled in a Registered Nurse Associate degree program at Highline Community College. Ayan likes to learn about other cultures to be able to serve the community.
Mohammed Mohammed