Board & Commission Profiles

Indeterminate Sentence Review Board

Determines duration of confinement and parole release of felony offenders who committed crimes before July 1st, 1984 and a select group of sex offenders who have committed offenses after August 31st, 2001. The ISRB is merged with the Department of Corrections and staff supports the Board by providing case analysis, maintaining offender records and provide administrative assistance to the Chair and the Board Members.

Board Website	https://www.doc.wa.gov/corrections/isrb/board-members.htm
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	5
Total Board Positions	5
Statutory Authority	RCW 9.95.003
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Salaried
Term Length (years)	5
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: None specified by law.

Member List

Indeterminate Sentence Review Board

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Minshall, Jill	03/01/2023	04/15/2026	General Public
2	McNally, Corey	08/01/2024	04/15/2025	General Public
3	Patnode, Jeffrey	04/16/2024	04/15/2029	General Public
4	Balmert, Elyse	04/18/2022	04/15/2027	General Public
5	Rongen, Kecia	04/18/2022	04/15/2027	General Public

Industrial Insurance Appeals, Board of

Hears appeals from decisions made by the Department of Labor and Industries in several areas such as the Industrial Insurance (worker's compensation), safety citations under the Washington Industrial Safety and Health Act (WISHA), and Employer Premium (tax assessments and classifications). The Board members issue the final decision in every dispute appealed to the agency and act as managers of the agency itself.

Board Website	http://www.biia.wa.gov/AboutBIIA.html
Policy Area	Labor
Governor Appointments	3
Total Board Positions	3
Statutory Authority	RCW 51.52.010
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Salaried
Term Length (years)	6
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Chair is an attorney, appointed from a mutually agreed to list of not less than three active or judicial members of the Washington state bar association, submitted by Association of Washington Business and the Washington State Labor Council.

The other two members shall be business representative appointed from a list of not less than three names submitted by the Association of Washington Business, and a labor representative appointed from a list of not less than three names submitted by the Washington State Labor Council.

Member List

Industrial Insurance Appeals, Board of

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Kessler, Holly	06/01/2022	06/17/2027	Chair – Active Lawyer
2	Battles, Robert	09/03/2024	06/17/2029	Business Representative
3	Cole, Isabel	06/18/2019	06/17/2025	Labor Representative

Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities and Their Families, State Interagency Coordinating Council for

Advises and assists the Department of Early Learning and other participating agencies in implementing a collaborative and comprehensive statewide system of early intervention services for infants and toddlers who have disabilities and their families, including identifying sources of fiscal and other support for services for the early intervention programs, assigning financial responsibilities to the appropriate agency, promoting interagency agreements and providing appropriate services for children.

Board Website	https://www.dcyf.wa.gov/about/government-community/advisory/sicc
Policy Area	Human Services
Governor Appointments	23
Total Board Positions	23
Statutory Authority	Executive Order 14-03
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Per diem and child care for parent representatives
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits	3 full consecutive terms

Member Requirements: Membership of the Council shall be as follows:
A. Four members shall be parents of infants, toddlers or children with disabilities aged twelve or younger. These members shall have knowledge of, or experience with, programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities.
B. One member shall be a parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged six or younger. This member shall have knowledge of or experience with programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities.
C. Five members shall be public or private providers of early intervention services.
D. One member shall be involved in training personnel who provide early intervention services.
E. One member shall be from the Department of Early Learning; this appointee shall be someone who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
F. One member shall be from the Department of Social and Health Services; this appointee shall be someone who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
G. One member shall be from the Department of Services for the Blind; this appointee shall be someone who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
H. One member shall be from the Department of Health; this appointee shall be someone who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
I. One member shall be from the Health Care Authority; this appointee shall be someone who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
J. One member shall be a representative designated by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction who has sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency.
K. One member shall be from the State Legislature.
L. One member shall be from Washington Head Start.
M. One member shall be from the Office of the Insurance Commissioner.
N. One member shall represent the Bureau of Indian Affairs or Indian Health Services.
O. One member shall represent county human services.
P. One member shall represent the military.
The Governor shall make appointments while considering the geographic representation, gender, and ethnic and cultural diversity, and a variety of delays, disabilities or diagnoses of children represented by family/parent members.

Member List

Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities and Their Families, State Interagency Coordinating Council for

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Crist, Thomas	12/12/2024	01/06/2025	Parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged twelve or younger, who has knowledge of, or experience with, programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
2	Circelli, Sara	12/12/2024	01/06/2026	Parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged twelve or younger, who has knowledge of, or experience with, programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
3	Summers, Danna	01/20/2022	01/06/2025	Parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged twelve or younger, who has knowledge of, or experience with, programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
4	German-Murrey, Julie	04/13/2023	01/06/2026	Parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged twelve or younger, who has knowledge of, or experience with, programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
5	VACANT			Parent of an infant, toddler, or child with a disability aged six or younger, who has knowledge of or experience with programs for infants, toddlers, and children with disabilities
6	White, Tess	12/12/2024	01/06/2026	Public or private provider of early intervention services
7	Hokanson, Stephanie	12/12/2024	01/06/2027	Public or private provider of early intervention services
8	LaMotte, Michelle	04/07/2023	01/06/2026	Public or private provider of early intervention services
9	Cline-Stively, Mary	01/20/2022	01/06/2025	Public or private provider of early intervention services
10	Kebbeh, Mustapha	12/12/2024	01/06/2027	Public or private provider of early intervention services
11	Pace, Amy	07/12/2023	01/06/2024	Individual involved in training personnel who provide early intervention services
12	Arnold, Valerie	08/02/2023	01/06/2025	Department of Children, Youth, and Families representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
12	Thomas, Laurie	04/13/2023	01/06/2025	Department of Children, Youth, and Families representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
13	Krehbiel, Beth	10/01/2021	01/06/2024	Department of Social and Health Services representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency (or designee)
14	George, Janet	01/20/2022	01/06/2025	Department of Services for the Blind representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
15	Simon, Amanda	08/02/2023	01/06/2025	Department of Health representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
16	Quillen, Shellea	03/14/2024	01/06/2027	Health Care Authority representative with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
17	Guzman, Ryan	12/12/2024	01/06/2027	Representative designated by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction with sufficient authority to engage in policy planning and implementation on behalf of the agency
18	Senn, Tana	11/16/2023	01/06/2026	Member of State Legislature
19	Hoffman, Dani	01/20/2022	01/06/2025	Washington Head Start representative
20	VACANT			Office of the Insurance Commissioner representative
21	Fryberg, Sheryl	03/14/2024	01/06/2027	Bureau of Indian Affairs or Indian Health Services representative
22	Willson, Brayde	04/07/2023	01/06/2026	County human services representative
23	Tolson, Daniel	10/18/2023	01/06/2025	Military Representative

Investment Board, State

The state investment board shall exercise all the powers and perform all duties with respect to the investment of public trust and retirement funds, by Investing and reinvesting the monies of the state's trust and retirement funds.

Board Website	https://www.sib.wa.gov/
Policy Area	Transportation and Economic Development
Governor Appointments	3
Total Board Positions	15
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.33A.020
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Travel reimbursement, ; for members who are not state employees, $50 per meeting allowance
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: A member of the public employees' retirement system who has been an active member for at least five years; a member of the law-enforcement officers' & firefighters' retirement system and has been an active member for at least five years; a member of the teachers' retirement system and has been an active member for at least five years.

Member List

Investment Board, State

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Stanley, Tracy	02/05/2024	12/31/2026	Member of the Public Employees' Retirement System and has been an active member for at least five years.
2	Markley, Greg	05/02/2022	12/31/2024	Member of the Law Enforcement Officers' and Firefighters' Retirement System and has been an active member for at least five years.
7	Makowski, Yona	01/03/2023	12/31/2025	Member who is a retired member of a State Retirement System.

Judicial Conduct, Commission on

Maintains confidence and integrity in the Judicial System by seeking to preserve both judicial independence and public accountability. The Commission reviews complaints alleging possible violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct and enforces the state ethics legislation for all members and employees of the state Judicial system. It also has a mission to hold judges accountable for misconduct without compromising the essential independence of the judiciary.

Board Website	https://www.cjc.state.wa.us/index.php?page=what_we_do&section=membership
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	12
Total Board Positions	11
Statutory Authority	RCW 2.64.020
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	$100 per day
Term Length (years)	4
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Cannot be a lawyer or a judge.

Member List

Judicial Conduct, Commission on

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
6	Ashby-Scott, Terrie	06/17/2021	06/16/2025	General Public
7	Briggs, Wanda	06/19/2023	06/16/2027	General Public
8	Smith-Marshall, LaWonda	06/27/2024	06/16/2028	General Public Alternate
9	Williams, Erin	09/14/2023	06/16/2025	General Public Alternate
10	Katz, Janet	03/15/2024	06/16/2027	General Public Alternate
11	Alvarez, Jacinto	10/06/2022	06/16/2026	General Public
12	Mohamedali, Mustafa	06/27/2024	06/16/2028	General Public
13	Miller, Tara	10/06/2022	06/16/2026	General Public Alternate
14	Schley, Gerald	06/22/2023	06/16/2025	General Public
15	Stanton, Judie	06/17/2021	06/16/2025	General Public
16	James, Steven	06/17/2021	06/16/2025	General Public Alternate
17	Moody, Marsha	02/11/2022	06/16/2025	General Public Alternate

Juvenile Justice, Washington State Partnership Council on

The Washington State Partnership Council on Juvenile Justice provides a common point of analysis, planning, and advocacy for youth involved in the juvenile justice system or youth at risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system. The collective efforts of this broad array of stakeholders further the positive development of youth and the health and safety of the state. The group can promote juvenile justice and delinquency prevention, intervention, and behavioral health programs to ensure the effective delivery and improvement of services for youth

Board Website	https://dcyf.wa.gov/practice/practice-improvement/ojj/wa-pcjj
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	26
Total Board Positions	26
Statutory Authority	Executive Order 20-02
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Reimbursement for travel
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The Partnership Council membership shall consist of: one general public member to serve as chair of the council who shall not be a full-time
employee of the federal, state, or local government; one locally elected official representing general purpose local government; one representative of law enforcement; one representative of juvenile court administration; one representative of juvenile and family court judges; one representative of prosecuting attorneys; one representative of defense attorneys; one representative of the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration within DSHS; one representative of public agencies engaged in children’s mental health and concerned
with delinquency prevention or treatment; one representative of private nonprofit organizations with a special focus on preserving and strengthening families, parent groups and parent self-help groups, youth development, delinquency prevention and treatment, neglected or dependent children, the quality of juvenile justice, education, and social services for children; one representative of volunteers who work with delinquents or potential delinquents; one representative of youth workers involved with programs that are alternatives to incarceration; one person with special experience and competence in addressing problems related to school violence and alternatives to suspension and expulsion; one person with special experience and competence in addressing problems related to learning disabilities, child abuse and neglect, and youth violence; one representative of Washington State tribes; one representative from the office of the Governor; one representative from the Washington State House of Representatives; one representative from the Washington State Senate; one representative of private or public employers who help youth with job development, job skills and training, and opportunities to help them overcome barriers to obtaining and retaining employment; one person with special experience and competence in helping youth achieve successful transition and reentry back to their communities; five members shall be under the age of 24 at the time of appointment, three of which must have been or are currently under the jurisdiction of the juvenile justice system;

Member List

Juvenile Justice, Washington State Partnership Council on

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	McHenry, Jr., Gordon	01/20/2023	11/02/2025	Chair - General public, not employed by federal, state or local government
2	VACANT			Local elected official
3	Kelly, James	01/20/2023	11/02/2025	Law Enforcement Representative
4	Johnson, Michael	01/23/2023	11/02/2025	Representative of juvenile court administration.
5	Forbes, Jennifer	01/23/2023	11/02/2025	Representative of juvenile and family court judges
6	Hung, Jimmy	11/03/2021	11/02/2024	Prosecuting attorney representative
7	McGrath, Nicole	11/03/2021	11/02/2024	Defense attorney representative
8	Upton, Felice	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	DCYF Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration representative
9	Trupin, Eric	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	Representative of public agencies engaged in children's mental health and concerned with delinquency prevention or treatment.
10	Hill, Andrew	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	Representative of private nonprofit organizations with a special focus on preserving and strengthening families, parent groups and parent self-help groups, youth development, delinquency prevention and treatment, neglected or dependent children, the quality of juvenile justice, education, and social services for children. Not employed by federal, state or local government
11	Danielson, Benjamin	01/23/2023	11/02/2024	Representative of volunteers who work with delinquents or potential delinquents, not employed by federal, state or local government.
12	Goode, Sean	11/09/2021	11/02/2024	Representative of youth workers involved with programs that are alternatives to incarceration, not employed by federal, state or local government.
13	Daniels, Ada	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	One person with special experience and competence in addressing problems related to school violence and alternatives to suspension and expulsion, not employed by federal, state or local government.
14	Cockrell, Diana	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	One representative licensed or certified by the applicable State, with expertise and competence in preventing and addressing mental health and substance abuse needs in delinquent youth and youth at risk of delinquency
15	Jones, Rickey	01/20/2023	11/02/2025	Tribal representative, not employed by federal, state or local government.
16	Serrano, Barbara	08/01/2024	11/02/2025	Governor's Office representative
17	Leavitt, Mari	06/28/2023	11/02/2024	House representative
18	Frame, Noel	02/14/2023	11/02/2025	Senate representative
19	Taylor, Clinton	11/09/2021	11/02/2024	Representative of private or public employers who help youth with job development, job skills and training, and opportunities to help them overcome barriers to obtaining and retaining employment. Not employed by federal, state or local government.
20	VACANT			Individual with special experience and competence in helping youth achieve a successful transition and reentry back to their communities. Not employed by federal, state or local government.
21	Thornock, Andres	12/01/2023	11/02/2025	Youth representative (under the age of 28 at the time of appointment) or Parent or guardian of someone under the juvenile justice system.
22	VACANT			Youth representative (under the age of 28 at the time of appointment) or Parent of guardian or someone under the juvenile justice system.
23	Deville, Tashawn	12/01/2023	11/02/2026	Youth representative (under the age of 28 at the time of appointment) or Parent or guardian of someone under the juvenile justice system.
24	VACANT			Youth representative (under the age of 28 at the time of appointment) or Parent or guardian of someone under the juvenile justice system.
25	Stone, Lorraine	01/14/2022	11/02/2024	Youth representative (under the age of 28 at the time of appointment) or Parent or guardian of someone under the juvenile justice system.
26	Nielsen, Jenn	01/23/2023	11/02/2025	Representative of victim or witness advocacy groups with expertise in addressing the challenges of sexual abuse and exploitation and trauma, particularly the needs of youth who experience disproportionate levels of sexual abuse, exploitation, and trauma before entering the juvenile justice system.

Lake Washington Institute of Technology Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of the Lower Columbia College. The Board also sets the college's strategic direction, approves budgets, and represents the public interest and functions to ensure the basic fiscal integrity of the college.

Board Website	https://www.lwtech.edu/about/trustees/board-members/
Policy Area	Education
Governor Appointments	5
Total Board Positions	5
Statutory Authority	RCW 28B.50.100
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Expenses only
Term Length (years)	5
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Three general public members, one member representing business and one member representing labor.

All trustees must be a resident and qualified elector of the college district and may not be an employee of the community and technical college system, a member of the board of directors of any school district, or a member of the governing board of any public or private educational institution.

The governor shall give consideration to geographical diversity, and representing labor, business, women, and racial and ethnic minorities.

Member List

Lake Washington Institute of Technology Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Scott, Randall	10/03/2022	09/30/2027	Labor Representative
2	Graceffo, Elisa	10/14/2024	09/30/2029	General Public
3	Malte, Robert	10/02/2023	09/30/2028	General Public
4	Wildfong, Laura	10/01/2021	09/30/2026	Business Representative
5	Suk, John	10/01/2021	09/30/2025	General Public

Landscape Architects, Board of Registration for

Examines candidates for licensure or registration and holds disciplinary hearings. The Board also recommends adoption of rules and regulations for administering the regulatory laws.

Board Website	https://www.dol.wa.gov/business/landscapearchitects/laboardmembers.html
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	5
Total Board Positions	5
Statutory Authority	RCW 18.96.040
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	$50 per day, plus travel and per diem
Term Length (years)	6
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Four landscape architects; one public member who is not a past or present member of any other state licensing board, and who does not make his or her own livelihood from, nor have a parent, spouse, or child make their respective livelihood from providing landscape architecture services.

Member List

Landscape Architects, Board of Registration for

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Solorio, Lindsey	09/06/2023	09/05/2029	Landscape Architect
2	Anderson, Jason	09/22/2023	09/05/2029	Landscape Architect
3	Lapierre, Curtis	04/28/2020	09/05/2025	Landscape Architect
4	Robinson-Losey, Sharon	04/16/2021	09/05/2026	General Public
5	Crabill, Daren	09/07/2021	09/05/2027	Landscape Architect

Law Enforcement Officers' and Fire Fighters' Plan 2 Retirement Board

Studies pension issues and serves in a fiduciary capacity of the Leoff Plan 2 retirement plan, and sets contribution rates. The Board also recommends pension policy to the Legislature in the interest of the members and beneficiaries of LEOFF Plan 2.

Board Website	https://leoff.wa.gov/about-us/board-members
Policy Area	Labor
Governor Appointments	11
Total Board Positions	11
Statutory Authority	RCW 41.26.715
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Reimbursed for travel and education expenses
Term Length (years)	6
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: This is an eleven member board appointed by the Governor. Three board members shall be active law enforcement officers who are participating in the plan. The law enforcement office board member shall be appointed by the Governor from a list provided by a recognized statewide council whose membership consists exclusively of guilds, associations, and unions representing state and local government police officers, deputies, and sheriffs and excludes federal law enforcement officers. Three board members shall be active fire fighters who are participating in the plan. The fire fighters board member shall be appointed by the Governor from a list provided by a recognized statewide council affiliated with an international association representing the interest of fire fighters. Three of the board members shall be representatives of employers and shall be appointed by the Governor. One board member shall be a member of the House of Representatives who is appointed by the Governor based on the recommendation of the Speaker of the House of Representatives. One board member shall be a member of the senate who is appointed by the Governor based on the recommendation of the Majority leader of the Senate.
*Term Information*
Law enforcement officer and firefighter board members serve terms of six years.
Employer representative board members serve terms of four years.
Legislative board members serve terms of two years, which begin on January 1st of odd-numbered years.

Member List

Law Enforcement Officers' and Fire Fighters' Plan 2 Retirement Board

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Granneman, Jason	07/01/2021	06/30/2027	Law Enforcement
2	Rose-Watson, Tarina	07/01/2019	06/30/2025	Law Enforcement
3	Stidham, Darell	08/31/2023	06/30/2029	Law Enforcement
4	Johnston, Mark	07/01/2019	06/30/2025	Fire Fighter
5	Lawson, Dennis	08/10/2023	06/30/2029	Fire Fighter
6	Johnson, Alexander	07/01/2021	06/30/2027	Fire Fighter
7	Burney, Steven	01/03/2022	06/30/2025	Employer
8	Opitz, Wolfgang	07/01/2024	06/30/2028	Employer
9	McElligott, Patrick	08/10/2023	06/30/2027	Employer
10	Bergquist, Steve	07/03/2023	12/31/2024	Must be a member of the House of Representatives and recommended by the Speaker of the House
11	Holy, Jeff	07/12/2023	12/31/2024	Member of the Senate and must be recommended by the majority leader

Legal Foundation of Washington

Administers and funds programs from interest on Lawyer's Trust Accounts (IOLTA), as directed by the Supreme Court. The Legal Foundation uses these funds to provide time and other available resources to civil legal aid programs to assist low-income people and the most vulnerable to overcome barriers in the civil justice system. The Foundation manages legal problems such as family safety, housing, health, and employment.

Board Website	https://legalfoundation.org/about/leadership/
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	3
Total Board Positions	9
Statutory Authority	Supreme Court
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Reimbursement of expenses
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits	no more than 2 consecutive terms

Member Requirements: The members of the Legal Foundation of Washington board are appointed by the Governor, the Washington State Bar Association Board of Governors, and the Washington Supreme Court. They are eligible for a two year term and eligible for re-appointment once.

Member List

Legal Foundation of Washington

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Davis, Sean-Michael	01/20/2023	12/31/2025	General Public
2	Ferrera, Kristin	01/26/2022	12/31/2024	General Public
3	Melonson, Gary	01/03/2022	12/31/2024	General Public

Legislative Ethics Board

Administers the Ethics Act and maintains an awareness of the long-term effects that Board decisions may have on the legislative branch of government and the public trust. The Board also emphasizes training and the utilization of ethics advisors so that questions may be addressed in an educational rather than a confrontational setting.

Board Website	https://leg.wa.gov/LEB/Pages/Members.aspx
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	4
Total Board Positions	9
Statutory Authority	RCW 42.52.310
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Reimbursement of expenses
Term Length (years)	5
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Governor selects four citizen members from nominees provided by each of the four legislative caucuses.

Member List

Legislative Ethics Board

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Hoff, Larry	04/12/2023	09/30/2025	House Republican Nominee
2	Gates-Wertman, Shontrana	05/09/2022	09/30/2026	House Democrat Nominee
3	O'Ban, Steve	01/31/2023	09/30/2027	Senate Republican Nominee
4	Hoemann, Thomas	05/20/2020	09/30/2024	Senate Democrat Nominee

LGBTQ Commission, Washington State

The LGBTQ Commission was created to improve the state’s interface with the LGBTQ community, identify the needs of its members, and ensuring that there is an effective means of advocating for LGBTQ equity in all aspects of state government.

Board Website	https://lgbtq.wa.gov/about-us/commissioners
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	15
Total Board Positions	15
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.114.030
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Expense Reimbursement in Accordance with RCW 43.03.050 & 43.03.060
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits	None

Member Requirements: The Governor shall consider nominations for membership based upon a balance and diverse distribution of race and ethnic, geographic, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic status, and occupational representation, where practical.

Member List

LGBTQ Commission, Washington State

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Landers, Matthew	07/03/2023	06/30/2026	General Public
2	Barton, Ebo	07/03/2023	06/30/2026	General Public
3	Preciado Lagdameo, Leiyomi	07/03/2023	06/30/2026	General Public
4	Serinus, Jason	07/03/2023	06/30/2026	General Public
5	Maroon, Everett	07/03/2023	06/30/2026	General Public
6	Jeke, Amasai	07/11/2024	06/30/2027	General Public
7	Thornwood, Jade	10/25/2024	06/30/2027	General Public
8	Rosen, Mark	07/11/2024	06/30/2027	General Public
9	Blanco Lozano, Darlin	07/11/2024	06/30/2027	General Public
10	Romero, Jose	07/11/2024	06/30/2027	General Public
11	Hill-Meyer, Tobi	07/19/2022	06/30/2025	General Public
12	Ramos, Roo	07/11/2024	06/30/2025	General Public
13	Kelly-Barroga, Michelle	07/19/2022	06/30/2025	General Public
14	Figueroa Garcia, Alvaro	07/19/2022	06/30/2025	General Public
15	Coleman, Abigayle	08/01/2022	06/30/2025	General Public
15	Ross, Josette	12/23/2019	06/30/2022	General Public

Liquor and Cannabis Board

Promotes safe communities and public safety through fair administration and enforcement of liquor, tobacco, and marijuana laws. The Board also educates and engages licensees, the public and other stakeholders in addressing prevention of misuse of alcohol, cannabis, and tobacco through professionalism and open communication.

Board Website	http://www.liq.wa.gov/board/board-information
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	3
Total Board Positions	3
Statutory Authority	RCW 66.08.012
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Salaried
Term Length (years)	6
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: None specified by law.

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Liquor and Cannabis Board

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Vollendroff, James	12/18/2024	01/15/2027	General Public
2	VACANT			General Public
3	Garrett, Ollie	02/01/2023	01/15/2029	General Public

Long-Term Services and Supports Investment Strategy Subcommittee

Four members appointed by the governor who are considered experienced and qualified in the field of investment shall serve as nonvoting members. The subcommittee shall provide guidance and advice to the state investment board on investment strategies for the account, including seeking counsel and advice on the types of investments that are constitutionally permitted.

Board Website
Policy Area	Health
Governor Appointments	4
Total Board Positions	4
Statutory Authority
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Expense Reimbursement in Accordance with RCW 43.03.250 & 43.03.050 & 43.03.060
Term Length (years)
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The commission shall establish an investment strategy subcommittee.

Member List

Long-Term Services and Supports Investment Strategy Subcommittee

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Kuschel, Judy	03/19/2024	03/15/2026	Person considered experienced and qualified in the field of investment.
2	Bruebaker, Gary	03/19/2024	03/15/2026	Person considered experienced and qualified in the field of investment.
3	VACANT			Person considered experienced and qualified in the field of investment.
4	VACANT			Person considered experienced and qualified in the field of investment.

Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Commission

The purpose of the Commission is to propose recommendations to the appropriate executive agency or legislature regarding to issues related to long-term care and services. The Commission’s recommendations and decisions must be guided by the joint goals of maintaining benefit adequacy and maintaining fund solvency and sustainability.

Board Website	https://wacaresfund.wa.gov/about/commission
Policy Area	Health
Governor Appointments	10
Total Board Positions	21
Statutory Authority
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Expense Reimbursement in Accordance with RCW 43.03.250 & 43.03.050 & 43.03.060
Term Length (years)	2
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The Commission consists of ten Governor appointed members as identified by the position requirements.

Member List

Long-Term Services and Supports Trust Commission

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Cepoi, Laura	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Organization Representing the Agencies on Aging
2	Nazzal, Peter	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Rep. of a Home Care Association of Caregivers Providing Services to Private Pay/Medicaid Clients
3	Foutch, Madeleine	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Rep. of a Union Representing Long-Term Care Workers
4	MacCaul, Cathleen	04/04/2024	06/30/2024	Rep. of an Organization Representing Retired Persons
5	St Ours, Lauri	07/01/2024	06/30/2026	Rep. of Association Representing Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Providers
5	St. Ours, Lauri	07/01/2022	06/30/2024	Rep. of Association Representing Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Providers
6	Ficker, John	07/01/2024	06/30/2026	Rep. of an Association Representing Adult Family Home Providers
7	Stensager, Mark	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Recipient of Long-Term Services and Supports or Designee or Representative of Consumers Under the Program
8	Egger, Ruth	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Recipient of Long-Term Services and Supports or Designee or Representative of Consumers Under the Program
9	Gonzalez, Silvia	07/16/2024	06/30/2025	General Public Paying the Premium Established in Section 9 of this Act Who is Not Employed by a Provider
10	Smith, Rachel	10/04/2023	06/30/2025	Rep. of an Organization of Employers Whose Members Collect the Premium Established in Section 9 of this Act

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