About Frank

Frank was born in Aberdeen, Maryland, where his dad was stationed in the Army. When he was 6 days old, his parents, Don and Donna, pulled up in front of Grandma Gert’s house on F and Lewis Streets. There he stayed with his mom while his dad was sent off to Vietnam. After graduating from Park High School, Frank played in a number of bands, including the MAX. When he met his wife, Karen, they moved back to Livingston and raised their daughter, Crae. He owned and operated O’Connor Auto Body and NAPA for over 20 years, keeping his father’s business alive and thriving. Frank served on the Park County Planning Board for 6 years, and is currently serving his second term on Livingston’s City Planning/Zoning Board.

Frank looks forward to watching his grandson go to the same schools as him and that his Uncle Bill taught at for over 20 years. He has served on a number of local boards, including the County Planning Board during the creation of the current Growth Policy. He understands community concerns. He has been an advocate for reasonable policies surrounding growth, development, and common sense solutions to the everyday issues faced by our people.

Frank will fight for policies that bring a practical, solutions-oriented mindset to the Commission. He is looking forward to working with the community to ensure those born and raised here can remain here alongside people who have come to love this place as their new home.

Together, we can make a difference.