Councilmember Dembowski’s Staff

Kristina Logsdon 

Chief of Staff
206-477-0623
kristina.logsdon@kingcounty.gov

Kristina Logsdon is a second-generation Japanese American who fell in love with the Pacific Northwest’s activism and mountain views when she moved here in 2001. She has over two decades of experience in the non-profit and political sector. Immediately before joining Councilmember Dembowski’s staff in 2013, Kristina served as Associate Director of Win/Win Network where she worked to advance equity through civic engagement and systems change. She supports Councilmember Dembowski’s work on the Budget and Fiscal Management committee in addition to managing staff. Her focus areas include housing, labor, budget, arts and culture, and human services.

Elizabeth Evans Webb

Senior Legislative Aide & Director of Communications
206-477-0911
elizabeth.evans@kingcounty.gov

Elizabeth joined Councilmember Dembowski’s staff in 2013, bringing prior experience from KING 5. She has also served as a campaign manager and staff member on several legislative and federal races in Washington and Oregon. A proud fourth-generation University of Washington Husky, Elizabeth has deep roots in the community she serves. In her current role, Elizabeth supports Councilmember Dembowski’s work across multiple committees and oversees communications, scheduling, and constituent relations. Outside of the office, Elizabeth and her husband are raising their two young children and two energetic dogs. When she’s not at work, she can be found coaching her kids’ basketball teams, shuttling them to activities, or logging miles (often with the dogs) as she trains for her next race.

Christina Fogg

Senior Policy Advisor
206-477-5309
christina.fogg@kingcounty.gov

Christina Fogg has been in the Pacific Northwest since a charmed May 2007 visit back to her dad’s hometown of Seattle convinced her to stay forever. Christina is the mother of two rambunctious boys and a lawyer with over 15 years of experience, most recently as the Civil Rights Program Coordinator for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Washington. In that role she worked to address the pernicious effects of discrimination in our community. Today, Christina continues to focus on civil and human rights in her policy work for Councilmember Dembowski, including in the arenas of homelessness, criminal legal system, and youth services.