King County Local Voters Pamphlet - NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION -- CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL POS. NO. 03 Only

King County Local Voters Pamphlet
NOVEMBER 2, 1999 GENERAL ELECTION

CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL POS. NO. 03

Note to Voters: The statements below are written by the candidates, who are solely responsible for the contents therein.

List of Candidates for
CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL POS. NO. 03:

Revo V. Stevens

Alice K. Matz

Revo V.

STEVENS

    I have been a resident of Covington for 10 years and as a Council member, my main focus will be to promote and protect the interests of the voters of Covington in a way that ensures that we continue to enjoy the quality of life that we have.

    For approximately the last two years I have attended the majority of the meetings of the Covington City Council because I believe that it is important for ordinary citizens to participate in the governing process.

    Additional commerce will be required in order for us to stay fiscally sound, and since growth is natural, as well as a state and county mandated goal for Covington, I will endeavor to insure that it takes place in a way consistent with the vision of the residents.

    In addition, I will help to create improvements in the two-way communication between city hall and the citizens.

TELEPHONE: (253) 370-3073
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Revo V. Stevens

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Alice K.

MATZ

    Alice has lived in Covington for 31 years. She was a member of the Covington Incorporation Committee and has served as council member for two years. She is the council representative to the Covington Citizens Action Committee.

    Alice volunteers with the Covington and King County Sheriff Departments. She received the King County Police 1977 Public Service Award for her vital contribution to the community and Police Department. Past Fire Commissioner and Chairman of the Board for King County Fire District #37.

    Alice received the Association Washington Cities Certification of Municipal Leadership Training.

    Alice initiated and helped the removal of Covington from the Rapid Transit Tax, thus removing the extra excise tax and sales tax increase. She is against city government taking away personal property rights, such as the tree and sign ordinances.

    I am strongly committed to do the best job possible, to serve you, the citizens of Covington.

CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: 17200 SE 265 ST, Covington, WA 98042 TELEPHONE: (253) 631-2550
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Alice K. Matz

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Revo V. STEVENS
I have been a resident of Covington for 10 years and as a Council member, my main focus will be to promote and protect the interests of the voters of Covington in a way that ensures that we continue to enjoy the quality of life that we have. For approximately the last two years I have attended the majority of the meetings of the Covington City Council because I believe that it is important for ordinary citizens to participate in the governing process. Additional commerce will be required in order for us to stay fiscally sound, and since growth is natural, as well as a state and county mandated goal for Covington, I will endeavor to insure that it takes place in a way consistent with the vision of the residents. In addition, I will help to create improvements in the two-way communication between city hall and the citizens. TELEPHONE: (253) 370-3073		Revo V. Stevens


Alice K. MATZ
Alice has lived in Covington for 31 years. She was a member of the Covington Incorporation Committee and has served as council member for two years. She is the council representative to the Covington Citizens Action Committee. Alice volunteers with the Covington and King County Sheriff Departments. She received the King County Police 1977 Public Service Award for her vital contribution to the community and Police Department. Past Fire Commissioner and Chairman of the Board for King County Fire District #37. Alice received the Association Washington Cities Certification of Municipal Leadership Training. Alice initiated and helped the removal of Covington from the Rapid Transit Tax, thus removing the extra excise tax and sales tax increase. She is against city government taking away personal property rights, such as the tree and sign ordinances. I am strongly committed to do the best job possible, to serve you, the citizens of Covington. CAMPAIGN ADDRESS: 17200 SE 265 ST, Covington, WA 98042 TELEPHONE: (253) 631-2550		Alice K. Matz