City Councilmember Will Hall seeks County council seat
Thursday, November 8, 2012
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| Will Hall seeks appointment to King County Council |
“Will is deeply committed to public service,” said Shoreline City Councilmember Shari Winstead. “His experience with local government and planning has really helped the city council and the whole community.”
“Will is highly knowledgeable and thoughtful about decisions that impact cities,” said Federal Way City Councilmember Dini Duclos. “He works well with all committee members and listens to all. I feel he will bring these skills and assets to the County Council and will be an outstanding addition.”
“Will is a great partner. He is an innovator, working to promote jobs and the economy while protecting our environment and quality of life in the Pacific Northwest,” said Bagshaw. “He will bring experience, wisdom and a collaborative approach to the County Council.”
Snohomish County Council Chair Brian Sullivan has high praise for Hall. “I enjoyed working with him in the planning department even before I was elected to the County Council,” said Sullivan. “The work he’s done on controversial land use issues and tough county budgets is outstanding. He’s a true public servant, always willing and able to help find a solution that works for everybody.”
“Taxpayers demand that governments be efficient and accountable,” said Hall. “We have major challenges in front of us to maintain our roads, improve our transit, and provide services to a growing population. We have to do that with limited resources, and at a time when public trust in government is still very low. I would welcome the opportunity to work with Executive Constantine and the County Council on their ongoing efforts to overcome these challenges.”
“Growing up here, Laurie and I are connected to the community. We’ve hiked all over the Cascades, gone scuba diving in Puget Sound, and enjoyed the social, cultural, and neighborhood events that make King County a special place,” said Hall. “We also believe in giving back to our community, as we have for many years. I would be honored to take that service to the next level on the King County Council.”

























