COUNTY OF JEFFERSON

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Departments

Assessment

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Jeff Chapman

Audit

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Brenda Huntingford

Building & Inspections

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Mitchell Cartmel

Clerk

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Lori Bailey

Communications

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Jordan Carter

Finance

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Jenn Mitchell

Fire

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Vince Maniaci

Human Resources

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Chelsea Pronovost

Judicial

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Brandon Mack

Legal

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Chris Ashcraft

Planning & Development

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Thomas Goodworth

Police

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Jamie Aumock

Public Health

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Denise Banker

Public Works

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Eric Kuzma

Treasury

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Kris Kramer

Utilities

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Michael Dawson

16 departments

Leadership

AdministratorJosh Peters

County Administrator

HELPFUL LINKSCommissioner Meeting Packets

Kris KramerChief Deputy Treasurer

Denise BankerCommunity Health Director

Lara CittadiniCHIP Program Manager

Apple MartineDirector

Jenn MitchellFinance Manager

Veronica ShawDeputy Director

Michael DawsonWater Quality Manager

Carter EricksonEnvironmental Health Manager

Pinky Feria MingoDirector, Environmental Health & Water Quality

Sarah MelanconHuman Resource Director

Shawn FrederickCentral Services Director

Lori BaileyChief Deputy Clerk

Amanda HamiltonCounty Clerk

Jeremy WilliammeeDirector

Chelsea PronovostAdministrative Services Manager

Willie BenceDirector

Amit SharmaExtension Director

Katie DavisDependency and Civil Program Manager

Chris AshcraftChief Criminal Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

Philip C. HunsuckerChief Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

Matt TylerManager

Eric KuzmaPublic Works Director

Jamie AumockOffice Manager/Confidential Secretary to Sheriff

Jennifer StacyChief Civil Deputy

Dave FortinoChief of Corrections

Thomas GoodworthFinancial Planning and Analysis Manager

Jeff ChapmanAssessor

Sherrie SholdChief Deputy Assessor

Brenda HuntingfordAuditor

Heather Dudley-NolletteDistrict 1 County Commissioner

Greg BrothertonDistrict 3 County Commissioner

Heidi EisenhourDistrict 2 County Commissioner

Brandon MackSuperior Court Judge

Tori BallPublic Health Nurse I

Melinda BowerNurse Practitioner

Anya CallahanCommunity Health Educator

Cathleen ColbyPublic Health Nurse II

Lolinthea HinkleyEpidemiologist II

Sarah JanePublic Health Nurse II

Holly JarnaginClinic Support/Medical Records Clerk

Korinda KayPublic Health Nurse II

Beate LiebetruthMedical Records Clerk

Mackenzie MarmolCommunity Health Educator

Cynde MarxCommunity Health Educator/Clinic Support

Ocean MasonPublic Health Nurse III

Amelia MassuccoPublic Health Nurse I

Karen ObermeyerCommunity Health Educator, WIC Nutrition Program Coordinator

Bonnie ObremskiIntellectual/Developmental Disabilities Coordinator

Mazure PaceCommunity Health Educator

Erin VichaNurse Practitioner

Kelly von VolkliMedical Records Clerk

Liz MyersCommunity Health Educator

Allison BerryHealth Officer

Jordan CarterCommunications Specialist

Kimberley ColeFinancial Operations Coordinator

Debbie FountainFinancial Operations Coordinator

Glenn GilbertPublic Health Assistant

Joeen NutsfordPublic Health Assistant

Aimee RosbachFinancial Operations Coordinator

Alyssa ZawawiCommunication Specialist

Adam FritzEnvironmental Health Specialist I

Emily CecereEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Emma EricksonEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Lara Gaasland-TatroEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Alyssa HendrenEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Alex HenleyPermit Technician II

Andrew JauholaEnvironmental Health Specialist I

Nick LawlorEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Michaela MartinEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Randy MarxEnvironmental Health Specialist III

Becca MaurerSenior Code Compliance Specialist

Tami PokornyNatural Resources Program Coordinator

Elizabeth PooleEnvironmental Health Technician

Karen RobisonEnvironmental Health Technician

Jacquelyn StenmanEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Brad StoneEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Laura TuckerEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Tim WeissmanEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Hal-Wayne WoodwardEnvironmental Health Specialist II

Chuck GarlandSr Residential Appraiser

Kyle HarrisonSr Residential Appraiser

Lauralee KieselProperty Tech III, Lead

Amanda LockhartResidential Appraiser

Michael PerinGIS Analyst/Cartographer

John PrayCommercial/Sr Residential Appraiser, Lead

Jami TraftonProperty Tech III

Wendy Van WinkleProperty Tech II

Carolyn GallawayClerk of the Board

Adiel McKnightDeputy Clerk of the Board, CMC

Wendy HousekeeperExecutive Assistant

Kristen BennettHuman Resource Analyst

Lindsay Gonzalez

Liz AndersonCommunications Specialist

Stacey SouzaDeputy Clerk II

Sharon McCrackenFamily Law Facilitator / Deputy Clerk II

Siri JohnsonDeputy Clerk II

Greg BallardDevelopment Code Administrator

Mo-chi LindbladPrincipal Planner

Mitchell CartmelBuilding Inspector I

Brandon BrownSenior Building Inspector

Andrea KesgardCommunity Development Tech I/Reception

Vince ManiaciBuilding Inspector/Fire Inspector

Gabriel ShepherdCommunity Development Tech I

Brian TracerDeputy Fire Marshal

Emily CalkinsPlanner

Andrew GosnellAssociate Planner

Joel PetersonAssociate Planner

Lila StanfieldAssociate Planner

Tonya Florez CruzPlanning Commission Clerk

Brian GleasonDistrict Court Administrator

Leanne DotsonLead Judicial Support

Tracy LakeProbation Officer II

Erin KennedyProbation Officer I

Keppie KeplingerPublic Information Officer

Bradley BrooksPlanning Coordinator

Michelle HamShop Administrator

Chelsea PronovostHuman Resources Analyst

Lansil NithyaHuman Resources Analyst

Shannon S. BurnsJuvenile Court Administrator

Sasha CokerJuvenile and Family Court Business and Finance Coordinator

Maite HollenbackFamily and Juvenile Court Improvement Coordinator

Travis KilmerJuvenile Probation Counselor

Kurt MunnichSchool Engagement, Early Intervention and Juvenile Probation

Deyi NoltemeierJuvenile and Family Court Administrative Clerk

Meagan RyanJuvenile Probation Counselor

Sophie DeGrootCoordinator

Jeffrey ChalfantDeputy Prosecuting Attorney

Sarah De SanchezParalegal

Lily DonahueLegal Assistant

Jim FunaroVictim Witness Coordinator

Holly GrahamDeputy Prosecuting Attorney

Jenny HaynesLegal Assistant

James KennedyProsecuting Attorney

Jeremiah LutherDeputy Prosecuting Attorney

Laura MikelsonParalegal Lead / Deputy Coroner

Lysa PhillisParalegal Lead / Deputy Coroner

Al Cairns

Heather Calkins

Conor Ferry

Jona Fitch

John Fleming

Samantha Harper

Chelsie Kilmer

Ann Knox

Chris Macklin

Samantha Miller

Justin Miskell

Bruce Patterson

Laura Pollina

Greg Rae

Stephanie Rost

Christine Spall

Cathy Taylor

Joshua Thornton

Mark Thurston

Matt Tyler

Roseann Warner

Mike Hathaway

Dennis Marquez

Bill Robinson

Derek AllenDetective Sergeant

Erik AllenAnimal Control Deputy

Eris AllenEvidence Technician

Brian AndersonDetective

Brett AnglinPatrol Sergeant

Jason AveryPatrol Deputy

Suzette BrownfieldSupport Services

Lynn ChesterfieldSupport Services

Darrin DotsonPatrol Deputy

Art FrankPatrol Deputy

Dylan HeckPatrol Deputy

Gene HoaglandPatrol Deputy

Alan JorgensenSouth County Deputy

Carolyn MarquetteAccounts Payables/Alarm Permits

Ryan MendayPatrol Sergeant

Ashley MooreCivil Deputy

Ash MoorePatrol Deputy

Dean MurrayPatrol Deputy

Andy PernsteinerSheriff

Kyle PernsteinerPatrol Deputy

Brian PetersonPatrol Deputy

Brandon PrzygockiUndersheriff

Drew RadfordPatrol Sergeant

Kolby SchreierDetective

Ben StamperAccreditation & Evidence

Shane StevensonPatrol Deputy

Jon StuartPatrol Deputy

Gordon TamuraCourthouse Security

Bill WellsCivil Deputy

Chad WheelerPatrol Sergeant

Maite HollenbeckCourt Administrator

Katie NoleInvestment Specialist/Accountant

Barb FergusonInvestment Specialist/Accountant

Michelle ParqueForeclosure Avoidance Deputy

Revenue & Expenditures

$13.5M

▲+8.95%vs prior period

Area chart: 2015 $11.8M, 2016 $11.9M, 2017 $12.1M, 2018 $12.4M, 2022 $13.5M
Category	Value
2015	$11.8M
2016	$11.9M
2017	$12.1M
2018	$12.4M
2022	$13.5M

Demographics — Trends

33,313

Not enough historical data for population yet.

Government Information

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Jefferson County residents are invited to participate in a Facilitated Community Discussion about Community Development in Jefferson County on August 5th at…

Classification: 1 - COUNTY
Population: 33,714
Latest Filing Year: 2022

Key Statistics

Total Revenue$49.2M▲8.9%

Property Tax$13.5M▲8.9%

Population33,313

Community Partners

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Recent Events (100)

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Jun 15, 2026

50k I sAt 35 1) Contractor hired by DNR harvests timber, delivers togs to individual purchasers of log sorts, and the harvester is paid for those services from the gross proceeds. Purchaser bids a delivered log value, per thousand board feet. The net value( after payment of harvesting costs) are estimates only until

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Jun 15, 2026

SCALE SALES Purchaser bids a fixed price per thousand board feet for the biddable species; prices for all other species are set by DNR prior to auction. The total value for scale sales are estimates only, actual value will depend upon the amount of timber volume harvested by species. Distributions occur

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Jun 15, 2026

5 percent to the State General Fund. State Forestlands Current as of 4/ 16/ 2025 Total State Forest Transfer State Forest Purchase Acres Clallam 93, 109 242 93, 351 Clark 26, 306 3, 850 30, 156

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Jun 15, 2026

State Forest Purchase Lands. State- issued bonds were used to acquire certain parcels of forestland from private owners. Typically, these forestlands had been logged and were in need of active management. Allocation of revenue from these lands was determined when purchase was authorized, as follows: 26. 5 percent to the county in which the property is located; 50 percent to DNR for management expenses; and the remaining

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Jun 15, 2026

State Forest Transfer Lands. These lands acquired through tax V are by counties OC foreclosures that were subsequently turned over to the state. The Department o Natural Resources currently manages more than 538, 000 acres of these forestlands in

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Jun 15, 2026

Use of charcoal briquettes is prohibited, except fef-when used within a commercially made manufactured, listed, and labeled barbeque devices lasted and-used-at a private residence. ii) Target shooting outside of gun ranges, and use of exploding targets or incendiary ammunition is prohibited. Hunting is allowed in open areas. Chapter 8. 75 JCC.

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Jun 15, 2026

Stage 3 High Fire Hazard.

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Jun 15, 2026

72. 040 Fire danger risk level burn restrictions.

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Jun 15, 2026

This chapter shall be liberally construed to carry out its broad purposes. aNewing- theleeal

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Jun 15, 2026

72. 010 Purpose and construction.

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Jun 15, 2026

75. 110 Disclaimer of liability. Nothing contained in this chapter is intended to be nor shall be construed to create or form the basis for any liability on the part of the county, its officers, employees or agents, or any local fire official, for any injury or damage resulting from the failure of anyone to comply with the provisions of this chapter, or by reason or in consequence of the implementation or enforcement

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Jun 15, 2026

75. 100 Effective date. That the ordinance codified in this chapter and the rules, regulations, provisions, requirements, orders and matters established and adopted pursuant to the ordinance codified in this chapter shall take effect and be in full force and effect one year after the date of adoption.

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Jun 15, 2026

75. 090 Severability. If any provision of this chapter is declared unconstitutional or the applicability thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the constitutionality of the remainder of the ordinance codified in this chapter and the applicability thereof to other persons and circumstance shall not be affected thereby.

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Jun 15, 2026

Nothing in this title shall be interpreted to mean that civil and criminal remedies for the same violations may not be brought simultaneously.

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Jun 15, 2026

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