Meet Julie Anderson

Directly elected nonpartisan executive. I conduct honest and accurate elections; maintain the integrity and accessibility of the public record; provide efficient and vital licensing services.

The Washington Association of County Auditors (WSACA) represents a diverse group of elected officials whose duties encompass elections, licensing, recording and finance.

Directly elected nonpartisan City Councilmember, responsible for local and regional public policy for the City of Tacoma, Washington. At Large position #7.

A liaison between the Director of the Department of Commerce, the Governor’s policy staff, and the Department of Commerce’s external partners. Distilled complex policy issues and found practical ways for the Department of Commerce to solve problems and advance solutions to the Governor and the State Legislature. Issue portfolio included economic and workforce development, asset development, and green economy.

“Empowering Women & Girls to Lead Purposeful, Powerful Lives.” Executive management responsible for government and community relations, business planning and program development, financial administration and charitable giving, and human resources. The YWCA of Pierce County operates one of the largest domestic violence shelters in the western states and was one of the first to launch comprehensive civil legal advocacy.

“Protecting Washington State communities by holding juvenile offenders accountable.” Appointed as executive manager in State Government. Responsible for Consolidated Juvenile Services program (post-disposition diagnostics, custody, and community supervision contracts to 12 County Courts), and management of sex offender, drug abuse, and mental health treatment programs.

“Homes for Youth; Hope for Families.” Executive management of $1.3 million nonprofit children’s services agency providing residential treatment for adolescent girls. Responsibilities included: Financial management, program development, fundraising, grant writing and research, contract management, public relations, and management of 55 employees.

National certification for registrars and election administrators.

Activities and societies: Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society, Research Assistant for Dean of the College of Criminal Justice.