West Richland City Council Pos 2
Ken Stoker
Elected Experience
I served four years on the West Richland City Council
Other Professional Experience
PNNL: Six years as an Information Systems Analyst
Master Data Center: Seventeen years as Database Technical Implementation Specialist
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Theresa L Morrell
Elected Experience
I have no formal experience, but plenty of community involvement.
Other Professional Experience
I retired from Superior Courts and West Richland Police Department. I am a past facilitator for Parenting with Dignity classes...
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Citizens should elect me because I will make the best decision I can based on my experience, judgment, and beliefs. | Citizens should elect me because I will seek out opinions and perspectives different from my own when formulating a decision. | ||||
Our city is not urban and shouldn't pretend to be. We should prioritize traffic flow. | Our city needs to grow its urban core and should prioritize pedestrian-friendliness, even if these things make for slower traffic. | ||||
The city has a role to play in cost of living and affordable housing. | Cost of living and housing affordability should be left solely to the market. | ||||
Cities should rely on the private sector to create projects that enhance culture. | Cities should help fund major capital projects that enhance the vibrancy of local culture. | ||||
We should control and guide suburban sprawl even if doing so affects short-term economic growth. | We shouldn’t restrain free market development; it's critical to our local economy. | ||||
A local majority is against cannabis legalization and therefore we should not allow cannabis businesses in our city. | Cannabis is legal in the state of Washington and running a cannabis business should be legal in our city. | ||||
The city has a responsibility to control homelessness by code enforcement. | The city has a responsibility to reduce homelessness by addressing its systemic roots. | ||||
The city needs to invest more in mental health and other vital services so that police departments don't need to wear so many hats. | Redistributing police department funds will only put greater strain on existing officers. |