County Council, Dist. 5: Kelly will make county better place

Kristin Kelly is the obvious choice for County Council, District 5. Snohomish County needs decisions made in a careful, thoughtful, commonsense manner. Kristin Kelly has demonstrated the ability to understand and respond to complex issues surrounding the unprecedented growth of Snohomish County.

I have seen first-hand, as a former county planning commissioner, Kristin’s passion for addressing various land use and planning issues; always with the goal of sustaining and/or enhancing the quality of life for all Snohomish County citizens. If you want a person on the county council that is dedicated to managing county growth to the benefit of all citizens, then Kristin is that person.

It is rare to have a person like Kristin, who has spent years focusing on both the big picture, and minute details of land use issues to step up and help guide the future direction of the county. A vote for Kristin Kelly is a vote for a person dedicated to make Snohomish County a better place to live and work.

Gary Reiersgard

Lake Stevens

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