In November of 1992, Roberts was assigned to SEAL Team Two at NAB Little Creek, Virginia, and for six years took on an untold number of dangerous and covert missions. Following a rigorous year-long process, Roberts graduated with Navy SEAL Class 184 in October 1992. Before he was done with his years in Guam, he announced his intent to become a Navy SEAL. He got his start during the Gulf War serving as an EP-3 Aries I Aviation Technician in Guam as a part of VQ-1, Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron One, from 1988 to 1992. During that timeframe he deployed twice first in support of Operation Desert Shield from 1990 to 1991 and then as part of Desert Storm in 1991. Upon completing basic training at NTC Orlando, Florida, he went on to Aviation Electrician’s Mate training at NATTC Millington, Tennessee. After graduating from High School in 1987, he went into the Navy. Roberts was well regarded in the community, and by his junior year, was one of two voted most valuable player on the junior varsity wrestling team at Woodland High School. Staff recommends this exercise be waived.īorn and raised in Woodland, Neil Roberts was one of 12 children, including twin brother, Galen. Note: the policy provides guidance on convening a workgroup to assist staff in naming recommendations. In accordance with the County’s policy concerning Naming of County Assets, which requires Board approval of the proposed name, following consultation with the Board Chair, Supervisor Rexroad requested during the SeptemBoard meeting that the portion of County Road 102 between Woodland and Davis be named in honor of Navy SEAL Neil C. (General fund impact $3,000) (Echiburú/Gabor)Īpprove naming of County Road 102, between Woodland and Davis, in honor of Navy SEAL Neil C. Taro Echiburú, AICP, Director, Community Servicesīeth Gabor, Program Manager, Community Services, x8042Īpprove naming of County Road 102, between Woodland and Davis, in honor of Navy SEAL Neil C. Return to the Search Page Return to the Agenda
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