In 2019 I worked closely with Fall City community members to assure our Department remains strong and independent. Commissioners have an obligation to operate the Fire Department to serve the needs and wishes of the community. That means listening, developing a plan, and executing that plan in a fiscally responsible way. 

My qualifications are rooted in 31 years as volunteer Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician, and 17 years as Fire Commissioner. Prior to retirement, I spent 30 years as an executive, building and running successful businesses. As Fire Commissioner, I grew a small community-based Fire District to cover approximately 20 square miles with three stations and 23 volunteer firefighters. My finance background helped me acquire new engines, tenders, brush trucks and aid cars while staying within the voter-approved tax rate.  

Vote for me so I can listen to what you want and work with our new chief to make it happen!

Thank you, Fall City, for your continued support of Fire District 27. I am proud to serve as your Fire Commissioner for the past 14 years and to continue improving service and opportunity in Fall City.

As an engineering consultant and business professional focused on infrastructure, I am experienced in preparing and evaluating plans and alternatives using logical, fact-based analysis. My experience as a business professional complements the fire service professionals that run the day-to-day operation of our fire district. I am very excited about our new fire chief and the new ideas and opportunities that are already in place. We are building on a strong foundation of progress, innovation, and partnerships with regional agencies.

I ask for your support to continue serving as your Fire Commissioner. I will continue to guide our district toward the highest service levels and greatest value for our citizens. Endorsed by Fall City Firefighters.