News about Councilmember Sarah Perry

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October 21, 2024
Perry issues statement after mass shooting in Fall City
King County Councilmember Sarah Perry issued a statement after the tragic mass shooting in Fall City that took five lives Monday morning

September 24, 2024
Council Approves Perry Proposal to Create Regulatory Framework for Battery Energy Storage Systems in King County
“We know that battery energy storage systems, or BESS, play a crucial role in modern energy supply. By making renewable energy sources more reliable, battery energy storage systems are important in helping King County meet its Strategic Climate Action Plan goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the county by eighty percent by 2050.”

June 11, 2024
Perry awards Martin Luther King Jr. Medal of Distinguished Service to Michael Pollina
“Commander (Chaplain) Michael Pollina is a dedicated and passionate leader for our veterans in North Bend as well as for those from throughout the Snoqualmie Valley, and I have thoroughly enjoyed working with him and supporting him in his many and diligent efforts for our veterans since taking office. American Legion – Post 79 has had an incredible impact on the local Snoqualmie Valley community through their service work for veterans, including housing and supportive services, and they continue to look for innovative ways to reach out to and engage veterans and the community at large to meet their needs. All of these efforts start with Chaplain (Commander) Pollina who spends his time ensuring that fellow veterans from throughout the valley have what they need to thrive. I am deeply honored to recognize him as our 2024 District 3 MLK Medal of Distinguished Service recipient.”

January 9, 2024
Perry to chair Local Services & Land Use Committee in 2024
“Our Local Services and Land Use Committee has a big year ahead as the County updates its Comprehensive Plan, shaping how we plan for a productive and healthy future. This work reflects my continued commitment to environmental preservation, affordable housing every at income level, and social service access..."