City & Town Officials

City of Granger

Physical Address
102 Main Street
Granger, WA 98932
509-854-1725
Website

Mailing Address
PO Box 1100
Granger, WA 98932

• Mayor - Jose Trevino - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Israel Bustamante - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Susie Muñoz - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Ryan Stonemetz - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Juan G. Isiordia - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Hilda Guzmán - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

Town of Harrah

Physical Address
11 E Pioneer
Harrah, WA 98933
509-848-2432

Mailing Address
PO Box 10
Harrah, WA 98933

• Mayor - Barbara Harrer - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Darrell Scott - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Patricia Krueger - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Christina Cordova-Rodriguez- 2023
• Council Position 4 - Avelina Garcia - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Kathryn Henry - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Mabton

Physical Address
35 Main Street
Mabton, WA 98935
509-894-4096

Mailing Address
PO Box 655
Mabton, WA 98935
Website

• Mayor - Rachel Ruelas - 2025
• Council Position 1 - Diana I. Castaneda - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Antonio Moreno - 2025
• Council Position 3 - vacant - 2023
• Council Position 4 - Vera Zavala - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Arturo De La Fuente - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Moxee

Physical Address
255 W Seattle Avenue
Moxee, WA 98936
509-575-8851
Website

Mailing Address
PO Box 249
Moxee, WA 98936

• Mayor - LeRoy Lenseigne - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Robert "Rob" Layman - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Greg Surgin - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Jan Hutchinson - 2023
• Council Position 4 - David Roy - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Larry Frank - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

Town of Naches

Physical Address
29 E Second St
Naches, WA 98937
509-653-2647

Mailing Address
PO Box 95
Naches, WA 98937
Website

• Mayor - Paul D. Williams - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Wayne Hawver - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Susan Schneider - 2023
• Council Position 3 - Kit Hawver - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Robert Weekes - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Suzi Williams - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Selah

Physical Address
115 W Naches Ave
Selah, WA 98942
509-698-7328
Website

• Mayor - Sherry Raymond - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Kevin Wickenhagen - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Jared Iverson - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Elizabeth Marquis - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Clifford Peterson - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Roger L. Bell - 2023
• Council Position 6 - Michael Costello - 2023
• Council Position 7 - Russell Carlson - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Sunnyside

Physical Address
818 E Edison Ave
Sunnyside, WA 98944
509-837-3997
Website

• Council District 1 - Martin Beeler - 2025
• Council District 2 - Dean R. Broersma - 2025
• Council District 3 - Vacant - 2023
• Council District 4 - Vicki Ripley - 2025
• Council Position 5 - Mike Farmer - 2023
• Council Position 6 - James (Jim) A. Restucci - 2023
• Council Position 7 - Craig A. Hicks - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Tieton

Physical Address
418 Maple St
Tieton, WA 98947
509-673-3162

Mailing Address
PO Box 357
Tieton, WA 98947
Website

• Mayor - Dewane Ashbrooks - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Tadeo Saenz - 2023
• Council Position 2 - Ed Marquand - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Lupita Carrillo - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Nancy Newberry - 2023
• Council Position 5 -Robert Adams - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Toppenish

Physical Address
21 W 1st Avenue
Toppenish, WA 98948
509-865-2080
Website

• Council Position 1 - Elpidia Saavedra - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Juan Ceja - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Clara R. Jiménez - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Kyle Pettit - 2023
• Council Position 5 - George J. Garcia - 2023
• Council Position 6 - Naila Prieto-Duval - 2023
• Council Position 7 - Loren O. Belton - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Union Gap

Physical Address
102 W Ahtanum Road
Union Gap, WA 98903
509-248-0432

Mailing Address
PO Box 3008
Union Gap, WA 98903 
Website

• Council Position 1 - John Hodkinson - 2025
• Council Position 2 - James Murr - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Roger Wentz - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Jack Galloway - 2023
• Council Position 5 - David O. Hansen - 2023
• Council Position 6 - Julie Schilling - 2023
• Council Position 7 - Sandy Dailey - 2025

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Wapato

Physical Address
205 E 3rd Street
Wapato WA 98951
509-877-2334
Website

• Mayor - Margaret Estrada - 2023
• Council Position 1 - Chuck Stephens - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Rita Alvarado- 2023
• Council Position 3 - Frank R. Jaime - 2025
• Council Position 4 - Ken Workman - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Frances M. Ayres - 2023
• Council Position 6 - Elizabeth J. Villa - 2023
• Council Position 7 At Large - Caroline Solis - 2023
  

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Yakima

Physical Address
129 N 2nd Street
Yakima, WA 98901
509-575-6037
Website

• Council District 1 - Eliana Macias - 2023
• Council District 2 - Danny Herrera - 2025
• Council District 3 - Patricia Byers - 2023
• Council District 4 - Janice Deccio - 2025
• Council District 5 - Soneya Lund - 2023
• Council District 6 - Matt Brown - 2025
• Council District 7 - Holly N. Cousens - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.

City of Zillah

Physical Address
503 1st Avenue
Zillah, WA 98953
509-829-5151

Mailing Address
PO Box 475
Zillah, WA 98953
Website

• Mayor - Scott J. Carmack - 2025
• Council Position 1 - Brian Williams - 2025
• Council Position 2 - Weston Argo - 2025
• Council Position 3 - Douglas Stewart - 2023
• Council Position 4 - Janice Gonzales - 2023
• Council Position 5 - Beth Husted - 2023

Elected mayor and council positions are nonpartisan. Candidates do not identify a political party preference. A majority of elected mayors and council members serve a four year term.

Duties

The City Council acts as the official legislative and policy making body for the City adopting all laws, ordinances, and resolutions, levying taxes, and approving contracts required by the City. The Council analyzes proposals to meet community needs, initiates action for new programs and determines the ability of the City to provide financing for City operations. The Council also reviews, modifies, and approves the annual budget. Additionally, the City Council performs other miscellaneous duties, including appointments to various boards and commissions, acts as liaison with other governmental bodies, and responds to community groups and individual constituents.

Qualifications

A candidate for city or town council must be a registered voter in the city limits for which they are filing. A candidate for a city council district must be a registered voter in the city limits and reside within that council district.