Ken Maddox received his Bachelor of Science degree from California Polytechnic State University, Pomona and is a member of the fraternity Sigma Phi Epsilon.
17 Facts About Ken Maddox
Ken Maddox has his Master of Arts degree in management from the National University and was a past Senior Fellow of Public Policy at UCLA.
Ken Maddox was a deputy sheriff for Los Angeles County and a police officer in Tustin prior to his election to the assembly.
Ken Maddox remained a reserve police officer during his tenure in the legislature.
Ken Maddox has been a volunteer firefighter, and served in the Army National Guard and Army Reserve from 1981 to 1989.
Ken Maddox received a Reserve Commission in the United States Army while attending the University of Texas at Arlington and was branched Armor.
Ken Maddox was elected to the assembly in November 1998.
Ken Maddox served on the Select Committee on Elder Abuse and the Select Committee on Police Conduct, among others.
Ken Maddox received the Order of California from Governor Gray Davis for his efforts on behalf of military veterans.
Ken Maddox authored California's Amber Alert legislation, Safe Surrender for Newborns and ocean water quality legislation to protect Huntington Beach's coastline and marine life.
Ken Maddox was the Republican lead in an investigation into corruption at the Department of Insurance.
Ken Maddox was on the City Council during major resort developments along the Harbor Corridor south of Disneyland.
Ken Maddox was involved in the construction of an education center and the recruitment of national restaurant chains to the area.
Ken Maddox lost a State Senate primary in 2004 to John Campbell, an Assemblyman from a neighboring district.
Ken Maddox considered running for lieutenant governor in 2006 but ultimately did not.
Ken Maddox became Senior Advisor on Legislation and Tax Policy for State Board of Equalization Member Michelle Steel in 2007.
Ken Maddox served on the board of trustees for two years.