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Meet SACA's Board of Directors

Dan Workman

President

Daniel Workman, a Sierra Vista native, attended Salt Lake Community College and the University of Arizona, where he studied Business and Regional Development and played collegiate baseball. While at the University of Arizona, he met his wife of 13 years, Sarah.

Dan serves as General Superintendent for his family’s businesses, R.L. Workman Homes and R.L. Workman Construction. He has contributed to the construction of more than 500 homes and has overseen a variety of non-residential projects, including historical renovations at Fort Huachuca and the construction of a CVS Pharmacy. In his leadership role, Dan is committed to delivering quality construction at a fair and reasonable price.

As SACA President, Dan looks forward to serving the association and supporting the continued growth and success of the local construction industry and community.


Angela Bailey

Vice President




Angela Bailey serves as Vice President of the Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association (SACA), where she is committed to supporting contractors, strengthening industry collaboration, and promoting the skilled trades throughout Southeastern Arizona.

Originally from Germany, Angela began her career in foreign and wholesale sales in the electrical industry and earned a Certificate in Wholesale and Export Trade from the Chamber of Industry and Commerce. Her professional experience spans several industries including hospitality, plumbing, chemical, home building, and insurance, with a strong focus on sales, marketing, and customer relations.

After moving to Sierra Vista as a U.S. Army spouse, Angela entered the HVAC industry in 2010. She is the co-owner of Vista Pros Heating & Cooling, Inc. and also serves as a Notary Public.

Angela holds an Associate Degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship from Cochise College and is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. She is also an active member of Women in HVAC nonprofit organization, advocating for workforce development, diversity, and leadership within the trades.

Through her role with SACA, Angela is dedicated to strengthening the contractor community and supporting the next generation of skilled trade professionals.


Michelle Absalon

Secretary

Michelle Absalon is a proud Arizona native, born in Phoenix and raised in Sierra Vista. She graduated from Buena High School in 1995 and later earned her Associate’s Degree in Nursing in 2005. Michelle dedicated 26 years to the medical field — including 15 years as a Registered Nurse — serving families with compassion and care during some of life’s most critical moments.

In 2022, Michelle transitioned into community leadership through the Southeastern Arizona Contractors’ Association, where she serves as Board Secretary and Event Manager. In this role, she coordinates board operations, strengthens member engagement, organizes major events, and helps build sponsor partnerships that support the growth of the contractor community.

Michelle believes strong local businesses create strong communities and is passionate about fostering meaningful connections among contractors and industry partners. In addition to her work with SACA, she serves as Office Manager for Cochise Family Advocacy Center – Lori’s Place, further reflecting her deep commitment to service in Southeastern Arizona.


                       

K. Michael Rutherford

Treasurer

Mike Rutherford is President of Rutherford Diversified Industries, Inc. (RDI), a General Engineering Contractor specializing in fiber optic and outside plant construction across seven western states, as well as dirt work, paving, and subdivision utilities in Southern Arizona. He is also a partner in Groth, Rutherford & Scott, LLC, which owns multiple office properties in Sierra Vista.

A dedicated community leader, Mike is Past President and current Treasurer of the Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association (SACA) and serves as SACA’s representative to the Registrar of Contractors Industry Advisory Council. He also chairs the Cochise County Building Code Advisory & Appeals Board and serves on the Cochise Water Project Board.

In addition to his industry leadership, Mike built the Cochise Family Advocacy Center (Lori’s Place) and currently serves as President of its Board of Directors. His company has also constructed several meaningful veterans’ memorial projects, including the Historical Soldier Relocation Project and the Gold Star Mothers Monument at the Southern Arizona Veterans’ Memorial Cemetery.

Mike has been recognized statewide for his leadership and service, including receiving the Arizona Entrepreneur of the Year Award and the Copper Eagle Award for his contributions to Arizona’s veterans' community.



Bobby Balsiger

Member At Large

Bobby brings over 15 years of hands-on industry experience to his role as Owner and Operator of Eagle Plumbing. He built a strong foundation in the trades through years of field work and leadership, earning a reputation for quality workmanship, reliability, and honest service.

As a SACA Board Member, Bobby is passionate about supporting the contractor community and strengthening relationships across the industry. Known for his approachable nature, he values networking and believes that collaboration and strong connections are essential to long-term success.

Outside of work, Bobby enjoys staying active and embracing adventure—whether it’s scuba diving, snowboarding, skydiving, or squeezing in a game of pickleball.

Bobby’s goal is simple: to help others while continually learning, growing, and contributing to the success of the SACA community.


Andrew McMurrey

Member At Large


Andrew J. McMurrey, a Tucson native and Sahuaro High School graduate (2009), built his technical foundation at Wyoming Technical Institute studying Automotive Technology and Chassis Fabrication. He went on to serve seven years in the United States Army as a wheeled vehicle mechanic, holding leadership roles including Team Leader and Squad Leader. During his service at Fort Sam Houston and Fort Hood, and while deployed overseas, he led critical training operations and managed logistics teams in demanding environments.

Today, Andrew serves as a Board Member of the Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association (SACA) and remains active in local chambers, business networks, and veteran organizations. In his professional role with Crest Insurance, he brings disciplined leadership, strategic insight, and a strong commitment to serving Arizona’s business community.

Andrew and his wife, Amanda, are proud parents of two children and are dedicated to supporting and strengthening their community.


Toby Scott

Member At Large

Toby Scott, a Colorado native, was brought to Sierra Vista through his service in the United States Army. After a distinguished military career, he retired in 2022.

He continued serving the Fort Huachuca community as a Master Instructor and Strategic Planner before being appointed Director of Workforce Development at Cochise College in 2025.

In his current role, Toby remains committed to strengthening the greater Cochise County community by developing training programs and workforce initiatives that support local industry and economic growth.

Through his service on the SACA Board, he contributes valuable leadership experience and a strong dedication to building a skilled and sustainable workforce.


Harry Reed

Member At Large

Harry Reed has been a resident of Sierra Vista since 1984 and brings over 35 years of experience in the ready-mix concrete industry.

His roots in the industry run deep—his grandfather, Eddie Cyr, founded Sierra Ready Mix in 1954 and operated the business until his passing in 1991.

Harry began working in the field shortly after high school and is currently with Cemex.

He's looking forward to becoming more actively involved with SACA and contributing wherever he can to support the organization and our local industry.


Matt McLachlan

City Liaison

Matthew McLachlan serves as the Director of Community Development for the City of Sierra Vista, a role he has held for the past six years.

In this position, he oversees the City’s Community Development Department, guiding responsible growth and ensuring the continued development of an attractive and well-planned community.

The department is responsible for preparing and administering development codes, coordinating annexation efforts, and enforcing uniform building standards through inspection of all public and private construction projects within the city.

As SACA Board Liaison, Matthew provides valuable insight and collaboration between the City of Sierra Vista and the local construction industry, supporting clear communication and effective development practices.


Irene Zuniga

City Liaison

Irene Zuniga brings a wealth of experience, leadership, and community passion to the SACA Board. As the City of Sierra Vista’s Capital Improvement & Development Manager, she offers over 35 years in the construction and service industry, along with 26 years in Civil Engineering. A registered Professional Civil Engineer in both Arizona and California, Irene’s expertise and dedication to infrastructure and development make her a valuable asset to the organization.

A Sierra Vista resident since 2005, Irene’s strong work ethic began early, helping her family run multiple small businesses—from landscaping to rental properties and local market sales. Today, she continues that same drive as a devoted mother, actively supporting her children in sports while staying deeply involved in her community.

Irene is passionate about mentoring youth, volunteering, and giving back. Whether she’s tackling a DIY project, enjoying the outdoors, or supporting local initiatives, she embodies service and leadership. She is excited to take on a more active role within SACA and looks forward to contributing her knowledge, energy, and commitment to strengthening the local industry.


Christine McLachlan

County Liaison

Christine McLachlan has served as the Development Services Director for Cochise County since June 2025 and has been with the County for seven years, previously serving as Planning Division Manager. She oversees planning, zoning, permitting, and code compliance and supports the Board of Supervisors, Planning and Zoning Commission, and Board of Adjustment.

Christine brings over 12 years of public-sector experience and five years in private-sector planning and design. She holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from the University of Florida, a Bachelor of Science from Florida State University, and is a certified member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP).


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