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Area 33 Officers Contact Information
The below table contains the names and email addresses of the elected Officers of Area 33.
Officer Officer Name Email Delegate Cheryl B. area33delegate@aa-semi.org Alternative Delegate Edgar L. area33altdelegate@aa-semi.org Chairperson Sean A. area33chairperson@aa-semi.org Records Secretary Helen P. area33recordssecretary@aa-semi.org Registrar Andrew B. area33registrar@aa-semi.org Secretary Shannon H. area33secretary@aa-semi.org Treasurer Tracey T. area33treasurer@aa-semi.org Updated
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Alternate Delegate’s Role & Responsibilities
The Alternate Delegate assists and, if necessary, assumes the duties of the Delegate. They help coordinate Area communications and educational events that strengthen GSR and District participation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support and substitute for the Delegate when needed.
- Review and edit Area Assembly minutes before publication.
- Maintain contact with Past Delegates to preserve Area continuity.
- Coordinate the Area 33 GSR School, District Workshops, Pre-Conference Assembly, and Service Fair.
- Chair meetings of Area Committee Chairs.
- Coordinate with the Registrar to host a joint DCM/Committee Chair event to foster collaboration
- Contact Committee Chairs who have not been attending Area Assembly regularly
Recommended minimum sobriety: 5–6 years.
Contact: area33alternatedelegate@aa-semi.org -
Delegate’s Role & Responsibilities
The Delegate is the vital link between Area 33 and the General Service Conference (GSC), representing the Area’s group conscience. They participate fully in the Conference, report its results to the Fellowship, and keep the Area informed of A.A. developments through A.A. World Services (A.A.W.S.) and the Grapevine. The Delegate is an ex officio member of every Area 33 Standing Committee.
Key Responsibilities:
- Prepare for and attend the annual General Service Conference.
- Communicate information from the GSC, General Service Board, A.A.W.S., and Grapevine to the Area, Districts, and Groups.
- Provide insight into the 12 Traditions and Concepts, and help Districts apply them in service discussions.
- Encourage understanding of A.A.’s financial structure and support self-sufficiency at all levels.
- Attend Area assemblies, regional and statewide events.
- Maintain close contact with the Alternate Delegate and mentor the Delegate-elect for a smooth transition.
Immediate past delegates are encouraged to take a year off before assuming other service roles, then may serve on committees such as Finance or statewide service roles while continuing to attend Area events as a resource.
Recommended minimum sobriety: 5–6 years.
Contact: area33delegate@aa-semi.org·
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Chairperson’s Role & Responsibilities
The Chairperson presides over the Area Assembly and Area Officers’ meetings, coordinating the business of Area 33 in accordance with A.A. principles.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and distribute meeting agendas.
- Chair all Area Assembly and Officer meetings.
- Coordinate Committee presentations and ensure District rotation for Assembly lunches.
- Follow up with officers who have missed three consecutive months of participation.
- Oversee use of contracted services such as storage units or online platforms.
Recommended minimum sobriety: 3–5 years.
Contact: area33chairperson@aa-semi.org·
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