Meet Katrina Minton-Davis, Bonney Lake City Council Candidate

What is your full, legal name? Katrina Minton-Davis

Where do you work and what is your job title? I'm a sales representative for Rotary Offset Press in Kent

Where Were You Born? Interestingly enough, I was born right here on the plateau at Enumclaw hospital

Age: 46

Where do you live now and how long have you lived there? Bonney Lake since 2002

Spouse or domestic partner if any: Husband Bryan Davis

Children: We have five children, Jessica-23, Kortni-21, Amy-19, Joseph-17, and Demi-17

Education: Attended Pacific Lutheran University. BA in Business from University of Washington, Tacoma.

Military Service: none

Memberships and affiliations with clubs and other organizations: I've been on the Bonney Lake Planning Commission since 2006 and am currently the Vice-Chair. I served on the board of directors for four years for the Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce and was president for two years. I currently am the chairperson for the Sumner/Bonney Lake Relay For Life. I'm a member of Sumner Rotary and a member of Creator Lutheran Church. I've volunteered for a number of different organizations throughout my lifetime.

Have you or a business you owned (or had principal interest in) ever filed bankruptcy? No

As an adult, have you been convicted or charged with a crime other than a minor traffic violation? No

CAMPAIGN INFORMATION:

Email address: kmintondavis@gmail.com

Phone number: 253.691.4144

Campaign manager: none

Campaign manager contact information: none

PREVIOUS ELECTED OFFICE(S):

Elected: None

Other campaigns for public office: None

THIS CAMPAIGN:

What is the primary reason you are running for this office? I'm running for this office because I believe the current administration is on the right track and has made great strides in making Bonney Lake a place I'm proud to say I live.  The city council and city administration need to continue to work as a cohesive team with common goals.  I want to be a part of that team and to continue the progress.

What will be your top three priorities if you get elected and why? My top three priorities are to 1) Listen to what the citizens have to say about issues that affect them.  2) Work to make Bonney Lake more family friendly with activities for all ages, most importantly a community center or YMCA. I would also love to get a farmer's market going. 3) Continue to shape the future of the city of Bonney Lake.

What sets you apart from the other candidates and/or previous office holders? I think I have a good report with the current City Council members and can fit in with the least amount of disruption. I will use an analytical approach to decision making and have the experience on the planning commission to understand what the city council is currently working on. My community involvement, leadership skills, and ability to work well with others makes me the best candidate for the position.

How much money do you expect your campaign to spend on this election? Not sure yet.

Official endorsements: Mayor Neil Johnson, Deputy Mayor Dan Swatman, Councilmember Randy McKibbin