Tumwater Mayor Pro Tem Leatta Dahlhoff Announces Run for Mayor

Olympia, WALocal News

Leatta Dahlhoff, currently serving as Tumwater's Mayor Pro Tem, has officially announced her candidacy for mayor following Mayor Debbie Sullivan's decision not to seek reelection. A lifelong resident of Tumwater, Dahlhoff has been an active member of the City Council since 2018, initially appointed and later elected. With over 20 years of professional experience as an environmental chemist, her campaign is centered on implementing solutions to reduce environmental pollution, a priority influenced by her lifelong battle with asthma and allergies. Dahlhoff's key priorities include enhancing public safety, addressing infrastructure challenges, and improving accessibility for all residents. She is dedicated to fostering teamwork, transparency, and responsiveness within the community, aiming to strengthen support systems for families and neighbors.

Additionally, she is committed to preserving Tumwater's rural character by protecting green spaces and supporting local agriculture. The community can expect a mayor who is deeply engaged and focused on enhancing the quality of life for all residents. Dahlhoff's vision for Tumwater reflects her understanding of local challenges and a commitment to creating a healthier, more inclusive environment.

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