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King County Council Vice-Chair Reagan Dunn
Learn more about Councilmember Reagan Dunn, who represents King County District 9, Southeast King County. Dunn's current term runs from 2022 to 2026.
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
As the King County Councilmember for District 9, I am proud to represent nearly a quarter of a million people, nine cities, and multiple unincorporated areas in Southeast King County. Our district is large and diverse, spanning high-rise buildings, farmland, and everything in between. My priority as your Councilmember is to champion the unique needs of our local communities as I work to keep King County a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
Currently, I am proud to serve as Vice Chairman of the King County Council. In addition, I am Chair of the King County Flood Control District, a special purpose government separate from King County that invests in flood infrastructure designed to protect lives and property in flood-prone areas of the greater Seattle area.
I regularly send out updates to District 9 residents and encourage you to sign up for my e-newsletter. Please feel free to reach out to my office anytime with your questions, comments, or concerns.
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Support for the Emerald Parents Association
Emerald Parents Association board members Fang Li, Yi Lin, Beverly Ni, and Ying Zhou with King County Councilmember Reagan Dunn and his Chief of Staff Cody Eccles.
I am proud to partner with the Emerald Parents Association, an organization that preserves and shares Chinese culture on the Eastside. I recently delivered a $7,500 Community Service Organization grant to support a Lunar New Year celebration at the Factoria Mall in January 2025. In addition, I was glad to provide the Emerald Parents Association with a $5,000 Youth and Amateur Sports grant for their annual Family Sports Meet, which brings families from across the Eastside together for a fun day of friendly track and field competition. Thanks to Emerald Parents Association leadership for meeting with me and sharing with me about your work!
Funding for food security and other basic needs in Maple Valley
Councilmember Reagan Dunn with Maple Valley Food Bank Executive Director Jon Cantalini and Community Health Coordinator Allie Ross.
I recently visited the Maple Valley Food Bank to present them with a check for a King County housing stability grant totaling $30,000. I am glad to support Maple Valley Food Bank, an exceptional organization that provides a grocery-style food bank, financial assistance, outreach and resource services, and school supplies for children and families in need.