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CenturyLink Fined 133K by Washington State Commission for Service Violations

The Washington state Utilities and Transportation Commission has fined CenturyLink $133,000 for failing to meet customer service response time requirements and for not providing necessary documentation. The fine is due to 178 violations, including a failure to connect customers to live representatives within 60 seconds. CenturyLink, the largest local phone company in Washington and part of Lumen Technologies, must settle the fine by December 30.

CenturyLink Fined 133,000 by Washington Utilities Commission for Violations

The Washington state Utilities and Transportation Commission has fined CenturyLink $133,000 for multiple violations, including slow response times and failure to provide required documentation. This penalty is a result of 178 violations over nearly two years, raising concerns about customer service in the telecommunications sector.

Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks Retires Jennifer Schmidt Appointed as Successor

Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks will retire at the end of the year, with Deputy Chief Jennifer Schmidt appointed as his successor. Schmidt's appointment is significant as she becomes one of only five female fire chiefs in Washington state, bringing extensive experience in managing first responders and training programs. Brooks concludes a notable 34-year career in fire and emergency services.

Ferguson Appoints Kathryn Leathers as Head of Washington's Department of Retirement Systems

Governor-elect Bob Ferguson of Washington has appointed Kathryn Leathers as the new head of the Department of Retirement Systems, effective January 15. Leathers will oversee retirement plans for nearly 1 million public employees, including teachers and first responders.

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Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks to Retire, Jennifer Schmidt Named Successor

Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks will retire at the end of the year after nearly 34 years in fire and EMS. Jennifer Schmidt, currently the deputy chief of operations, will succeed him, becoming one of only five female fire chiefs in Washington, bringing extensive experience in managing first responders and overseeing training programs.

Kathryn Leathers Appointed Head of Washingtons Department of Retirement Systems

Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson has appointed Kathryn Leathers as the new head of Washington's Department of Retirement Systems, overseeing retirement benefits for nearly 1 million public employees. Leathers, previously general counsel for the governor's office, will officially take her role on January 15, 2025, reflecting Ferguson's commitment to sustainable retirement plans for state workers.

Kathryn Leathers Appointed Head of Washington's Department of Retirement Systems

Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson of Washington has appointed Kathryn Leathers as the new head of the Department of Retirement Systems, effective January 15. Leathers brings extensive experience in legal and legislative counsel, and her leadership will be crucial for the retirement plans of nearly 1 million public employees.

Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks Retires Jennifer Schmidt Set to Lead

Lacey Fire District 3 Chief Steve Brooks will retire at the end of the year, with Deputy Chief Jennifer Schmidt set to take over, becoming one of only five female fire chiefs in Washington.

Gov.-elect Ferguson picks Kathryn Leathers to lead WA Department of Retirement Systems

Washington Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson has appointed Kathryn Leathers as the new head of the Department of Retirement Systems, starting January 15. Leathers will oversee retirement plans for nearly 1 million public employees, including teachers and first responders.