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| Wes Brandon sworn in as Ronald Wastewater District Commissioner by Clerk Sandra Robinson |
At its regular meeting on June 27, 2017, the Ronald Wastewater District Board of Commissioners appointed Wesley Brandon to fill the vacancy on the five-member Board on an interim basis.
Mr. Brandon has lived in Shoreline for over three decades and brings a wealth of community and volunteer experience to this position.
This includes service to the Shoreline School District, PTA and Shoreline Schools Foundation.
Mr. Brandon was immediately sworn in and joined the Board for the remainder of the meeting.
Earlier in the meeting, the Board interviewed Mr. Brandon and two other residents who applied for the appointment.
Earlier in the meeting, the Board interviewed Mr. Brandon and two other residents who applied for the appointment.
Several commissioners commented that all three candidates were qualified and well prepared.
In the end, the four elected commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Mr. Brandon to fill the vacancy created by the death of Commissioner Arnold Lind on April 4.
State election law requires that Position No. 5 will be permanently filled by an election on November 7, 2017. King County Elections will hold a special 3-day candidate filing period on August 2-4. Any candidates that file for this position during that period will appear on the general election ballot.
State election law requires that Position No. 5 will be permanently filled by an election on November 7, 2017. King County Elections will hold a special 3-day candidate filing period on August 2-4. Any candidates that file for this position during that period will appear on the general election ballot.
During his interview, Mr. Brandon stated that if appointed commissioner, he intended to run for the position in the November election.
If you have any questions, contact District General Manager Mark Gregg at 206-546-2494 or by email.
If you have any questions, contact District General Manager Mark Gregg at 206-546-2494 or by email.
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