32nd Legislative District Democrats endorse Proposition 1
Friday, February 7, 2025
The unanimous vote occurred at the February 5, 2025 monthly meeting. Joining the 32nd Legislative District Democrats in endorsing Proposition 1 are:
Shoreline Professional Firefighters Local 1760; City Councils of Shoreline, Kenmore, and Lake Forest Park; State Senators Jesse Salomon and Derek Stanford; State Representatives Lauren Davis, Cindy Ryu, Shelly Kloba and Davina Duerr; King County Councilmembers Rod Dembowski and Sarah Perry; Former Lake Forest Park Deputy Mayor Phillippa Kassover; Former Kenmore City Councilmember Corina Pfeil; Kenmore Planning Commission Chair Tracy Banaszynski; Kenmore Planning Commissioner David Dorrian; People for an Environmentally Responsible Kenmore (PERK) Board Member Peter Lance; Evergreen Health Board of Directors; and the 1st Legislative District Democrats.
For more information on Proposition 1, please visit the Shoreline Fire Department's Regional Fire Authority page, and the Firefighters for Shoreline Northshore RFA website
--Shoreline Professional Firefighters Local 1760
Shoreline Professional Firefighters Local 1760; City Councils of Shoreline, Kenmore, and Lake Forest Park; State Senators Jesse Salomon and Derek Stanford; State Representatives Lauren Davis, Cindy Ryu, Shelly Kloba and Davina Duerr; King County Councilmembers Rod Dembowski and Sarah Perry; Former Lake Forest Park Deputy Mayor Phillippa Kassover; Former Kenmore City Councilmember Corina Pfeil; Kenmore Planning Commission Chair Tracy Banaszynski; Kenmore Planning Commissioner David Dorrian; People for an Environmentally Responsible Kenmore (PERK) Board Member Peter Lance; Evergreen Health Board of Directors; and the 1st Legislative District Democrats.
For more information on Proposition 1, please visit the Shoreline Fire Department's Regional Fire Authority page, and the Firefighters for Shoreline Northshore RFA website
--Shoreline Professional Firefighters Local 1760
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2 comments:
no surprise that the prevailing political order supports yet another opportunity to increase the cost of governance, please say NO to increased taxes and levys, as we are seeing in this state throwing more money into the mill is not improving the outcome but instead enabling government to be more wasteful and ineffecient.
A Regional Fire Authority will reduce taxes and streamline administration. Under the proposed RFA 100% of all homeowners and 98% of all property owners will pay less for fire and emergency services that they are currently paying. Increased efficiencies will lead to further cost reductions that can further reduce the costs of providing fire and emergency services or be re-invested into improved service levels. Shoreline Fire Chief Matt Cowan.
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