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Scott Saline

K. R. Saline & Associates, PLC

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PERSONAL INFO

Class

Class 34

First Name

Scott

Last Name

Saline

Occupation

Utility Consultant; District Administrator

COMPANY INFO

Company Name

K. R. Saline & Associates, PLC

Title

Utility Consultant; District Administrator

Company Website

https://www.krsaline.com/

MAILING ADDRESS

City

Chandler

State

Arizona

County

Maricopa County

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A proud Arizona native with deep roots in the rural Southwest, Scott Saline serves as an administrator for several agricultural public power entities across central Arizona, placing him at the forefront of the major challenges and transitions facing the state’s water and energy sectors.

Scott is an associate with K. R. Saline & Associates, where he provides consulting services to electric districts, tribal utilities, and municipal power entities throughout Arizona. His experience in the utilities industry includes economic and financial management and strategy, rate studies, and contract evaluation. He also leads the firm’s District Administration department, which oversees the operations of several public power and irrigation districts, including Aguila Irrigation District, Harquahala Valley Power and Irrigation District, Tonopah Irrigation District, and Ocotillo Water Conservation District.

Scott currently serves on the Board of Directors for both the Southwest Public Power Agency (SPPA) and the Irrigation and Electrical Districts Association of Arizona (IEDA), giving him a leadership role in statewide policy discussions related to rural power and water.

Before entering the electric utility industry, Scott was an educator for 8 years. He is a product of Jesuit education, having graduated from Brophy College Preparatory and Santa Clara University. He lives in Chandler with his wife and daughter.

4341 E Broadway Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85040
602-827-8227

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