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Kip Kendrick

Currently holds the office of Boone County Presiding Commissioner until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Boone County Presiding Commissioner in 2022 Missouri General Election.

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Kip Kendrick

Boone County Presiding Commissioner

About Kip Kendrick

Professional Experience
Boone County Family Resources, Support Coordinator (2011 - Present)
Burrell Behavioral Health, Community Support Specialist (2006 - 2008)
General Counsel at Columbia College, Special Projects Coordinator
Missouri State House of Representatives, State Representative
University of Missouri School of Journalism, Study Abroad Advisor
Job Point, Employment Advisor
Columbia College, Assistant Director of Admissions
Degrees
Master's, University of Missouri-Columbia, Higher Education Administration
Bachelor's, Columbia College, Psychology
High School Diploma, Monroe High School

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Boone County Presiding Commissioner in Missouri General Election
Boone County Presiding Commissioner in Missouri Primary Election
Missouri House of Representatives - District 45 in Missouri General Election
Missouri House of Representatives - District 45 in Missouri Primary Election
Missouri House of Representatives - District 45 in Missouri 2018 General Election

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