14 Facts About Scott Reske

Scott E Reske was a Democratic member of the Indiana House of Representatives, representing the 37th District.

Scott Reske is a former chair of the Midwestern Legislative Conference, the Midwestern office of The Council of State Governments.

Scott Reske moved to Indiana with his family in 1964 when his father began work as a plant engineer in Lapel, Indiana.

Scott Reske was raised in Madison County and graduated from Pendleton Heights High School in 1978.

Scott Reske attended Officer Candidate School and was an Honor Graduate from The Basic School in Quantico, Virginia.

Scott Reske left active duty in 1992 and joined the Marine Corps reserves.

In 2004 Scott Reske was placed on active duty to support the Marine Corps review of the deployment process and in-country use of the Rapid Deployment Force in Haiti.

Scott Reske continued his military service in the Marine Corps Reserve.

Scott Reske was a member of the Pendleton Volunteer Fire Department.

Scott Reske was a business owner and principal of one of Indiana's major civil engineering firms, which employs over 100 people.

Scott Reske criticized the City of Indianapolis for pledging to spend $33 million on a new stadium deal for the Indiana Pacers.

In September 2011, Scott Reske announced his plans to run for a seat in the US House of Representatives.

Scott Reske ran in Indiana's 5th congressional district, vacated by retiring Republican US Congressman Dan Burton.

Scott Reske serves as the executive director of government and public affairs for the Indiana Department of Education.