| Name | Dist. | Location | Occupation |
| Arnold-Verry, Cherry | 1 | Imperial Beach | Retired Educator |
| Bartlett, Malvin S. | 4 | San Diego | Retired Director of Human Resources |
| Brown, Thomas E | 2 | San Diego | Retired Marine Transportation Specialist |
| Brush, Kenneth A. | 3 | San Diego | Retired Communications Contracts Manager |
| Christian, Paul C. | 5 | Carlsbad | Retired U.S. Marine Corps Officer/Aviator |
| Cowan, Patricia | 5 | Vista | Law Student |
| Denhart, William M. | 2 | El Cajon | Retired Asst. Deputy Director-MWWD |
| Durbin, Myra C. | 1 | Coronado | Retired Lab & Rad Computer Systems Manager |
| Hall, Christinna | 5 | Carlsbad | Retired Educator |
| Hall, Michael P. | 5 | Carlsbad | Retired Sales; Banking |
| Larson, Arvid G. | 4 | San Diego | Consulting Engineer |
| Peariso, Michael D. | 2 | San Diego | Retired AT&T Repairman |
| Rolfe, Linda J. | 1 | Chula Vista | Retired CVESD and AT&T |
| Schultz, Leonard F. | 3 | San Diego | Retired Chief Deputy Registrar of Voters-San Diego |
| Smith, Katherine A. | 4 | San Diego | Community Organizer |
| Stevens, Theresa A. | 1 | San Diego | Registered Nurse |
| Sturz, Anne A. | 2 | San Diego | Retired Professor of Marine Science |
| Traci, Richard M. | 4 | San Diego | Retired Research Engineer |
| Willhite, Robert L. | 3 | San Diego | Retired System Analyst |
Foreman: Paul Christian
A retired Marine Corps officer/aviator has been designated to lead the newly-selected San Diego County Grand Jury. Paul C. Christian, 58, and eighteen other San Diego County residents began serving the community as Grand Jurors starting on July 9, 2012.
“I have always been interested in community service and I thought this would be a great way to provide a full year of service. The Grand Jury takes on issues in the community and it’s my hope we can make a difference for the citizens of the County of San Diego,” says Christian. The California Constitution provides for a group of 19 citizens of the county to be brought together and to dedicate a year of full-time “watchdog” service evaluating and investigating the workings of local government.
Although the new Grand Jury just started this week, the group is already working on ways to expand the communities that participate in the yearly program. It is hoped more citizens will apply to participate in the process. Christian adds, “We are working to bring more diversity into the Grand Jury process. It’s important that all segments of our community are represented.”
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