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City Council member Leatta Dahlhoff announces candidacy for Tumwater mayor

Olympia, WALocal News

Tumwater Mayor Pro Tem Leatta Dahlhoff has officially announced her candidacy for mayor, following the announcement that current Mayor Debbie Sullivan will not seek reelection next year. A lifelong Tumwater resident, Dahlhoff has served on the City Council since 2018 and has over 20 years of experience as an environmental chemist, focusing on pollution reduction and community health improvement. Her campaign prioritizes public safety, infrastructure revitalization, and environmental protection, reflecting her personal experiences with health issues. Dahlhoff is dedicated to enhancing support systems for residents, particularly those facing challenges in accessing essential services. Her leadership roles in various public safety organizations showcase her commitment to creating a safe and responsive community.

She plans to address pressing issues like pedestrian safety and illegal trash burning while promoting a rural lifestyle in Tumwater. Dahlhoff's vision emphasizes transparency and teamwork, ensuring that all residents' voices are heard and considered.

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