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City of Federal Way

Council Position 2

Jesse Johnson

Jesse Johnson

1830 S 336th St G201

Federal Way, WA 98003

(206) 653-4990

votejessejohnson@gmail.com

www.votejessejohnson.com

Education: Federal Way High School Graduate. B.A., Political Science and Masters of Education, University of Washington.
Occupation: Human Resources Strategic Partner, Family Engagement Specialist, Highline Public Schools.
Statement:

As a lifelong Federal Way resident and homeowner, I've witnessed our city change incredibly. From public safety and economic development to housing and schools, our city faces real challenges but also many opportunities. 

 

I will work to better manage growth with the infrastructure to support it. Future development must be mindful of impacts to schools, businesses, traffic patterns, and neighborhoods. 

 

Priorities include developing a strong local economy with living-wage jobs and support for small business; preserving family-friendly, inclusive neighborhoods; improving public safety and reducing crime; strengthening City/School District relations and increasing access to job training programs.

 

We need leaders that bring new energy, accountability and renewed dedication to the community from the city. Once elected, my work will focus on ensuring that families, youth and businesses are successful and thriving here in Federal Way.

 

Endorsements: Congressman Adam Smith, Our Local Firefighters, Representative Kristine Reeves, King County Labor Council, and more.

Bob Celski

Bob Celski

34656 10th Place SW

Federal Way, WA 98023

(253) 720-5844

bob.celski@gmail.com

www.celski.com

Education: Graduate, Federal Way HS, U.S. Military Academy (West Point), MS Operations Research; Registered Professional Engineer
Occupation: Business owner; corporate executive; budget analyst; City Councilman
Statement:

As a proud 45-year Federal Way resident, veteran, youth coach, charity fundraiser, and volunteer, I understand our growing community and am honored to serve on the council.

 

Public Safety – My wife and I raised three sons in Federal Way. I know the importance of a safe community for families to enjoy and safe schools for our children.

 

Economic Development – I will work hard for a thriving, walkable downtown with great entertainment and restaurant options, more living wage jobs and upscale housing.

 

Improving Traffic - As Chair of the Land Use & Transportation Committee, I understand the complexity of our traffic challenges and am dedicated to continuous improvement.

 

Compassion – I am an innovative thinker committed to city partnership with community organizations to advance the situation for the homeless.


I humbly ask for your vote this November so I can continue to serve the city that I love.

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