Board & Commission Profiles

Seattle College District Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of the Seattle College District- Seattle Central College, North Seattle College, South Seattle College, and the Seattle Vocational Institute. 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://seattlecolleges.diligent.community/portal/members.aspx?id=16
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: 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

Seattle College District Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Surratt, Brian	10/02/2023	09/30/2028	General Public
2	Chernin, Louise	10/01/2019	09/30/2024	General Public
3	Batayola, Teresita	10/08/2020	09/30/2025	General Public
4	Peralta, Rosa	10/01/2021	09/30/2026	General Public
5	Echohawk, Colleen	10/03/2022	09/30/2027	General Public

Sentencing Guidelines Commission

Promotes accountability and equity through evaluating state sentencing policy for both the adult criminal justice system and the juvenile justice system. The Commission also recommends standard sentences for felony offenses, studies sentencing practices across the state, studies the criminal code, and makes recommendations for modification.

Board Website	https://sgc.wa.gov/sentencing-guidelines-commission/sgc-members
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	20
Total Board Positions	20
Statutory Authority	RCW 9.94A.860
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Travel expenses
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The Governor appoints two prosecuting attorneys; two attorneys with particular expertise in defense work; four persons who are superior court judges; one person who is the chief law enforcement officer of a county or city; four members of the public who are not prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, or law enforcement officers, one of whom is a victim of crime or a crime victims' advocate; one person who is an elected official of a county government, other than a prosecuting attorney or sheriff; one person who is an elected official of a city government; one person who is an administrator of juvenile court services. In making the appointments, the governor shall seek the recommendations of Washington prosecutors in respect to the prosecuting attorney members, of the Washington State Bar Association in respect to the defense attorney members, of the Association of Superior Court Judges in respect to the members who are judges, of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs in respect to the member who is a law enforcement officer, of the Washington State Association of Counties in respect to the member who is a county official, of the Association of Washington Cities in respect to the member who is a city official, of the Office of Crime Victims Advocacy and other organizations of crime victims in respect to the member who is a victim of crime or a crime victims' advocate, and of the Washington Association of Juvenile Court Administrators in respect to the member who is an administrator of juvenile court services. The Governor shall designate the chairperson.

Member List

Sentencing Guidelines Commission

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Link, Gregory	08/17/2021	08/02/2024	Attorney with particular expertise in defense work.
2	Smith, Brian	09/11/2024	08/02/2027	Chief law enforcement officer of a county or city
3	Amamilo, Sharonda	09/17/2024	08/02/2027	Superior Court Judge
4	Howell-Anselmi, Amy	09/12/2024	08/02/2027	Public member - not a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge or law enforcement officer.
5	Golik, Tony	01/15/2020	08/02/2022	Prosecuting Attorney
6	Wiggs-Martin, Josephine	09/09/2021	08/02/2024	Superior Court Judge
6	Wiggs, Josephine	09/12/2024	08/02/2027	Superior Court Judge
7	Saint Clair, Judge Wesley	11/03/2022	08/02/2025	Public member - not a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge or law enforcement officer.
8	Cleland, Roshelle	08/19/2024	08/02/2025	Public member - a victim of crime who is not a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge or law enforcement officer.
9	Swan, Jeffery	08/03/2023	08/02/2026	Superior Court Judge
9	Swan, Jeffery	08/03/2023	08/02/2026	Superior Court Judge
10	Tunheim, Jon	10/30/2020	08/02/2023	Prosecuting Attorney
11	Donohue, Karen	06/26/2023	08/02/2025	Superior Court Judge
12	Brandes, Ramona	02/01/2024	08/02/2026	Attorney with particular expertise in defense work.
13	Gregoire, Norrie	11/03/2022	08/02/2025	Administrator of juvenile court services.
14	Cardenas, Gina	08/17/2021	08/02/2023	Public member - victim of crime, one of whom is a victim of crime or a crime victims' advocate, not a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge or law enforcement officer.
15	Menser, Samuel	09/13/2024	08/02/2027	Elected official of a county government other than a prosecuting attorney or sheriff.
16	Rivera, Carmen	03/19/2024	08/02/2026	Elected official of a city government.
17	Bourgeois, Jeremiah	03/19/2024	06/27/2026	Public member - formerly incarcerated in the state correctional system, not a prosecutor, defense attorney, judge or law enforcement officer.
18	VACANT			Representing the interests of tribes
19	VACANT			Behavioral health professional with experience working in the criminal justice system.
20	Matthews, Esther	04/09/2024	06/27/2026	Knowledge of and expertise in academic research in the field of criminology or sociology.

Serve Washington

Implements federal National and Community Trust Act of 1993. Ensures compliance with federal requirements pertaining to State Commissions on National and Community Service, seeking additional sources of non-federal funds, especially to private funds, to meet matching requirements and build upon existing service initiatives; providing recommendations to the Governor pertaining to legislative or policy initiatives that promote the ethic of service; identifying existing and new policies or practices that lead to the expansion of national service opportunities in Washington state and support the federal programs and efforts on Expanding National Service, and providing the leadership and vision, alongside local volunteer organizations, civic and community groups, and units of government, to make service a part of the lives of all Washingtonians.

Board Website	https://servewashington.wa.gov/about-us/our-commission
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	20
Total Board Positions	20
Statutory Authority	Executive Order 16-08
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Travel expenses
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits	Voting members may be appointed for no more than three consecutive full terms.

Member Requirements: Serve Washington shall have 20 members, all appointed by the Governor. Membership of the Commission shall be as follows: a member with expertise in the educational, training, and development needs of youth, particularly disadvantaged youth; a member with experience in promoting the involvement of older adults in service and voluntarism; a member representing community-based agencies or organization in Washington; the head of the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction or the head’s designated representative; a member representing a local government entity; a member representing the organized labor community; a member representing the business community; a member between the ages of 16 and 25 who is a participant or supervisor in a program; a representative of a national service program described in 42 U.S.C. §12572(a), (b), or (c); four members of the general public; a member from the volunteer sector; a member representing an emergency management and response organization; a member representing the State’s tribal community; a member who is a military veteran or represents a veteran-serving organization; the director of the Washington State Student Achievement Council or the director’s designee who has expertise in community service and/or volunteerism shall serve as an ex-officio nonvoting member; the director of the Washington State Department of Commerce or the director’s designee who has expertise in community service and/or volunteerism shall serve as an ex-officio nonvoting member; a representative from the Washington State Office of the Corporation for National and Community Service shall serve as an ex-officio nonvoting member.

Member List

Serve Washington

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Ryan, Joel	05/03/2022	02/15/2025	A member with expertise in the educational, training, and development needs of youth, particularly disadvantaged youth
2	Cook, Cynthia	09/11/2024	02/15/2026	A member with experience in promoting the involvement of older adults in service and voluntarism
3	Ezzo, Amy	04/28/2023	02/15/2026	A member representing community-based agencies or organization in Washington
4	Gray, Ann	03/14/2024	02/15/2027	The head of the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction or the head's designated representative
5	Tucci, Erika	04/25/2023	02/15/2026	Member of the general public
6	Eklund-Grayum, Michael	02/16/2024	02/15/2027	A member representing the business community
7	Lawver, Sr, Nathaniel	04/25/2023	02/15/2026	A member representing the organized labor community
8	VACANT			A member between the ages of 16 and 25 who is a participant or supervisor in a program
9	VACANT			A representative of a national service program described in 42 U.S.C. §12572(a), (b), or (c)
10	Qazi, Amna	04/25/2023	02/15/2026	Member of the general public
11	Maki, Kimberly	05/03/2022	02/15/2024	Member of the general public
12	Tobin, Thomas	04/25/2023	02/15/2026	Member of the general public
13	Ryan, Gabrielle	04/25/2023	02/15/2026	A member representing a local government entity
14	Bannerman, Liahann	05/03/2022	02/15/2025	A member from the volunteer sector
15	VACANT			A member representing an emergency management and response organization
16	Arakawa, Jonathan	02/16/2024	02/15/2027	A member representing the State's tribal community
17	Daugherty, Bret	04/09/2024	02/15/2027	A member who is a military veteran or represents a veteran-serving organization
18	Mills, Marcie	02/16/2024	02/15/2027	The director of the Washington State Student Achievement Council or the director's designee who has expertise in community service and/or volunteerism
19	Klontz, Diane	02/16/2024	02/15/2027	The director of the Washington State Department of Commerce or the director's designee who has expertise in community service and/or volunteerism

Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of Shoreline Community 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	http://www.shoreline.edu/about-shoreline/board/default.aspx
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: 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

Shoreline Community College Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Ringer, Rebecca	10/01/2022	09/30/2026	General Public
2	Pobee, Eben	10/08/2019	09/30/2024	General Public
3	Wells, Kim	06/11/2021	09/30/2025	General Public
4	Chan, Rebecca	10/14/2022	09/30/2027	General Public
5	Stark, James	10/10/2023	09/30/2028	General Public

Skagit Valley College Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of Skagit Valley 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.skagit.edu/about/president-board-of-trustees/
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: 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

Skagit Valley College Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	O'Bryan, Megan	10/07/2019	09/30/2024	General Public
2	Jackson III, Ozell	10/01/2021	09/30/2026	General Public
3	Doerner, Mariko	01/15/2021	09/30/2025	General Public
4	Bruner, Carl	02/01/2024	09/30/2028	General Public
5	Lucatero, Flora	04/02/2024	09/30/2027	General Public

Small Business Export Finance Assistance Center Board of Directors

Assists small and medium-sized businesses in both urban and rural areas in the financing of export transactions. They also provide information to small and medium-sized businesses about export opportunities and financing alternatives. The Assistance Center is a non-profit corporation.

Board Website	https://efacw.org/board-of-directors
Policy Area	Transportation and Economic Development
Governor Appointments	7
Total Board Positions	7
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.210.030
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation
Term Length (years)	4
Statutory Term Limits	After the initial appointments, directors may serve two consecutive terms

Member Requirements: There are seven directors appointed by the governor. The directors shall include the director of community, trade, and economic development or the director's designee; representatives of a large financial institution engaged in financing export transactions in the state of Washington; a small financial institution engaged in financing export transactions in the state of Washington; a large exporting company domiciled in the state of Washington; a small exporting company in the state of Washington; organized labor in a trade involved in international commerce; and a representative at large.

Member List

Small Business Export Finance Assistance Center Board of Directors

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Hand, Veronica	01/04/2023	10/01/2024	At large representative
2	Timmons, Joseph	01/08/2024	10/01/2026	Large Financial Institution
3	Pearson, Kimberly	10/27/2022	10/01/2026	Large Exporting Company
4	Skoorsmith, Christine	10/27/2022	10/01/2026	Small Exporting Company
5	VACANT			Organized Labor
6	Rasmussen, Timothy	02/04/2021	10/01/2024	Small financial institution
7	De Wulf, Isabelle	10/02/2020	10/01/2024	Director of Commerce or the director's designee.

South Puget Sound Community College Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of South Puget Sound Community 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://spscc.edu/about/leadership
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: 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

South Puget Sound Community College Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Hartmann, Judith	10/04/2017	09/30/2022	General Public
2	Mah, Doug	10/06/2020	09/30/2025	General Public
3	Davis, Jeff	01/26/2021	09/30/2024	General Public
4	Drew, Steven	10/26/2023	09/30/2028	General Public
5	Garman, Rozanne	10/01/2021	09/30/2026	General Public

Spokane Community Colleges Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of Spokane Community 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://ccs.spokane.edu/About-Us/Leadership/Board-of-Trustees
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: 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

Spokane Community Colleges Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Woodard, Todd	06/08/2022	09/30/2025	General Public
2	Yoshihara, Steven	11/01/2021	09/30/2026	General Public
3	Wilson, Michael	10/10/2019	09/30/2024	General Public
4	Franklin, Anna	10/03/2023	09/30/2028	General Public
5	Johnson, Glenn	10/07/2022	09/30/2027	General Public

Statewide Reentry Council, Washington

The Statewide Reentry Council was created in 2016 to improve public safety and outcomes for individuals reentering the community (43.380 RCW). Services include:
(1) Increase collaboration between local and state programs relevant to reentering the community.
(2) Improve safety for victims and their families.
(3) Improve outcomes for individuals reentering the community.
(4) Develop and monitor statewide goals relevant to reentry.
(5) Recommend system and policy changes to reentry systems and supports.
(6) Report to the Legislature.

Board Website	http://www.commerce.wa.gov/about-us/boards-and-commissions/statewide-reentry-council/
Policy Area	Public Safety
Governor Appointments	15
Total Board Positions	15
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.380
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Travel reimbursement
Term Length (years)	2
Statutory Term Limits	n/a

Member Requirements: The council comprises fifteen members appointed by the governor. The governor must create a membership that includes:
(a)(i) Representatives of: The department of corrections; the juvenile rehabilitation administration; a statewide organization representing community and technical colleges; a statewide organization representing law enforcement interests; a statewide organization representing the interests of crime victims; a statewide organization representing prosecutors; a statewide organization representing public defenders; a statewide or local organization representing businesses and employers; housing providers; and faith-based organizations or communities;
(ii) At least two persons with experience reentering the community after incarceration; and
(iii) Two other community leaders.
(b) At least one position of the council must be reserved for an invited person with a background in tribal affairs, and such position has all of the same voting and other powers of other members.

When making appointments, the governor shall consider:
(a) The racial and ethnic background of applicants in order for the membership to reflect the diversity of racial and ethnic backgrounds of all those who are incarcerated in the state;
(b) The gender of applicants in order for the membership to reflect the gender diversity of all those who are incarcerated in the state;
(c) The geographic location of all applicants in order for the membership to represent the different geographic regions of the state; and
(d) The experiences and background of all applicants relating to the incarcerated population.

Member List

Statewide Reentry Council, Washington

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Armbruster, Danielle	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Representative of the Department of Corrections
2	Upton, Felice	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Representative of the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration
3	Al-Zubaidy, Hanan	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Representative of a statewide organization representing community and technical colleges
4	Sapp, Penelope	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Representative of a statewide organization representing law enforcement interests
5	Rai, Priya	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Representative of a statewide organization representing the interests of crime victims
6	Richey, Eric	07/12/2023	06/30/2025	Representing a statewide organization representing prosecutors
7	Jefferson Jr., Willy	07/17/2023	06/30/2025	Representing a statewide organization representing public defenders
8	Goodstein, Jerry	07/12/2023	06/30/2025	Representing a statewide or local organization representing business and employers
9	Young, Hilary	07/12/2023	06/30/2025	Representing housing providers
10	Idowu, Ayodele	07/12/2023	06/30/2025	Representing faith-based organizations or communities
11	Reed, Tyrone	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Appointee with experience reentering the community after incarceration
12	Baker, Quinton	11/18/2024	06/30/2026	Appointee with experience reentering the community after incarceration
13	Lee, Karen	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Community leader
14	Moses, Arlen	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Community leader
15	Stevens, Winona	08/07/2024	06/30/2026	Tribal affairs representative

Student Achievement Council, Washington

Proposes goals for increasing educational attainment, the resources to support those goals, and the improvements and innovations to help meet the goals. The Council also advocates for increased commitment and resources for higher education and to link secondary and postsecondary education and training including the transition to careers. Develops a two year strategic action plan and ten-year roadmap, conducts systems reviews to approve the change in mission of an institution, facilitating the development and expansion of innovative practices, develops policy recommendations based upon data, collaborates with other organizations to set minimum college admission standards and helps students prepare for and access postsecondary education- including transitions, financial aid programs, and private degree institutions.

Board Website	https://wsac.wa.gov/council-members
Policy Area	Education
Governor Appointments	6
Total Board Positions	10
Statutory Authority	RCW 28B. 77.005
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Per diem and travel reimbursement.
Term Length (years)	4
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Five citizen members shall be appointed by the Governor. One of the citizen members shall be a student. The citizen members shall be selected based on their knowledge of or experience in higher education.

Member List

Student Achievement Council, Washington

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Charbonneau, Jeffrey	07/01/2024	06/30/2028	General Public
2	Vincent, Jeffery	09/15/2023	06/30/2027	General Public
3	Shreeve, Evangelina	01/15/2021	06/30/2024	General Public
4	Jones, Sativah	03/27/2020	06/30/2023	General Public
5	Samateh, Mustapha	08/25/2023	06/30/2024	Student Representative - undergraduate student
6	Pal, Tathagata	01/19/2024	06/30/2025	Student Representative - graduate student

Tacoma Community College Board of Trustees

Establishes and reviews college policies and oversees the general management of Tacoma Community 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.tacomacc.edu/about/leadership/trustees
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: 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

Tacoma Community College Board of Trustees

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Bernstein, Lois	10/01/2021	09/30/2026	General Public
2	Shuman, Patricia	10/02/2023	09/30/2028	General Public
3	WORTHAM, LATASHA	10/22/2020	09/30/2025	General Public
4	Santiago, J. Manny	10/31/2022	09/30/2027	General Public
5	Ponepinto, Dona	10/01/2024	09/30/2029	General Public

Tacoma Narrows Bridge Citizen Advisory Committee

Serves in an advisory capacity to the Transportation Commission on all matters related to the imposition of tolls. Evaluations including the feasibility of providing discounts to frequent users, electronic transponder users, senior citizens, or students; the tradeoff of lower tolls versus the early retirement of debt; and a consideration of variable or time of day pricing.

Board Website	http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/tolling/tnbtolling/citizenadvisorycommittee.htm
Policy Area	Transportation and Economic Development
Governor Appointments	9
Total Board Positions	9
Statutory Authority	RCW 47.46.090
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	None
Term Length (years)	0
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The governor shall appoint nine members to the committee, all of whom must be permanent residents of the affected project area.

Member List

Tacoma Narrows Bridge Citizen Advisory Committee

Position Number	Member Name	Position Requirements
1	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
2	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
4	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
6	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
7	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
8	VACANT	General Public - Project Area
9	VACANT	General Public - Project Area

Tax Appeals, Board of

Hears appeals and issues decisions involving appeals from people aggrieved by the actions of the 39 county boards of equalization, or the Departments of Revenue or Natural Resources.

Board Website	https://bta.wa.gov/index.php/staff/
Policy Area	Transportation and Economic Development
Governor Appointments	3
Total Board Positions	3
Statutory Authority	RCW 82.03.020
Public Disclosure Required?	Yes
Senate Confirmation Required?	Yes
Compensation	Salaried
Term Length (years)	6
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: The governor appoints three members qualified by experience and training in the field of state and local taxation with no more than two from same political party. At least two members of the board must be attorneys licensed to practice law in the state of Washington with substantial knowledge of Washington tax law. At least one attorney member must have substantial experience in making a record suitable for judicial review. Any non-attorney member must have substantial experience in the fields of residential and commercial property appraisal.

Member List

Tax Appeals, Board of

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Hesselholt, Claire	03/11/2021	02/28/2027	Democrat
2	Randazzo, Matthew	03/02/2023	03/01/2023	Non-Democrat
2	Randazzo, Matthew	03/02/2023	03/01/2029	Non-Democrat
3	Fitzpatrick, Rosann	04/01/2022	03/01/2025	Democrat

Tax Preferences, Citizen Commission for Performance Measurement of

Develops schedules to review tax preferences, based on a ten year review schedule. Tax preference is defined as an exemption, exclusion, or deduction from the base of a state tax; a credit against a state tax; a deferral of a state tax; or a preferential state tax rate. The Commission also comments on the reviews which are conducted in independently by JLARC (Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee Staff). The Commission may exempt any preference it determines to be a "critical part of the structure of the tax system", and may further recommend an expedited review process for any tax preference.

Board Website	http://www.citizentaxpref.wa.gov/about
Policy Area	Transportation and Economic Development
Governor Appointments	1
Total Board Positions	7
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.136.035
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation
Term Length (years)	4
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Indefinite Reappointments. The commission has seven members as follows: One member is the state auditor, who is a nonvoting member; One member is the chair of the joint legislative audit and review committee, who is a nonvoting member; The chair of each of the two largest caucuses of the senate and the two largest caucuses of the house of representatives shall each appoint a member. None of these appointees may be members of the legislature; and the governor shall select the seventh member.

Member List

Tax Preferences, Citizen Commission for Performance Measurement of

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Kioko, Sharon	07/01/2024	06/30/2028	General Public

Technology Services Board

Reviews and approves standards and procedures developed by the Office of the Chief Information Officer, governing the acquisition and disposition of equipment, proprietary software and purchased services, licensing of radio spectrum by the state agencies, and confidentiality of computerized data. The Board also reviews and approves standards and common specifications for new or expanded telecommunications networks proposed by agencies, public postsecondary educational institutions, educational service districts, or provides of K-12 Information technology services. In addition, the Board develops a policy to determine whether a proposed product or service should undergo an independent analysis prior to being submitted for inclusion in any proposed operating, capital, or transportation budget.

Board Website	https://ocio.wa.gov/technology-services-board-tsb/technology-services-board-tsb-board-members
Policy Area	General Government
Governor Appointments	8
Total Board Positions	13
Statutory Authority	RCW 43.105.285
Public Disclosure Required?	No
Senate Confirmation Required?	No
Compensation	Travel reimbursement
Term Length (years)	3
Statutory Term Limits

Member Requirements: Three of the Governor's appointees must be representatives of state agencies or institutions, and three representatives must be from the private sector. The director is appointed by the governor, subject to, confirmation by the senate and serves at the pleasure of the Governor.

Member List

Technology Services Board

Position Number	Member Name	Term Begin	Term End	Position Requirements
1	Danner, David	11/01/2021	10/31/2024	Agency Representative
2	Kehoe, William	01/06/2022	10/31/2024	CIO (voting member)
3	Guerin, Tracy	11/01/2021	10/31/2024	Agency Representative
4	Dyer, Kelly	06/11/2024	10/31/2026	Private Sector Representative
5	Feore, James	06/11/2024	10/31/2026	Private Sector Representative
6	Kumar, Tanya	01/10/2024	10/31/2026	Private Sector Representative
7	Forde, Viggo	01/10/2024	10/31/2026	Individual representing local governments, selected from a list of three names submitted by commonly recognized local government organizations
8	VACANT			Representing state agency bargaining units shall be selected from a list of three names submitted by each of the general government exclusive bargaining representatives
9	Feek, Cami	02/06/2023	10/31/2024	Agency Representative

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