Regular Commission Meeting - March 25, 2021

• February 25, 2021

• Commission Discussion of Draft Interpretation re Designation Use of Surplus Funds (See RCW 42.17A.430).

• Commission Consideration and Possible Adoption of Proposed Permanent Rules re implementation of SSB 6152 (2020) – Prohibition on Foreign National Election Activity.

• Executive Director Update
• Deputy Director Update
• IT Activity Report
• Communications, Outreach, and Filer Assistance update

• Audits | Commissioner Isserlis; Kurt Young, Compliance Officer; and Erick Agina, Compliance Officer
• Enforcement Process Map – Commissioner Downing and Alice Fiman, Compliance Officer
• Campaign Reporting Modernization – Commissioner Jarrett and James Gutholm, Chief Information Officer
• Digital Political Advertising Disclosure – Commissioner Lehman; Sean Flynn, General Counsel; and Kim Bradford, Communications and Outreach Director
• Training Program Expansion – Commissioner Jarrett and Kim Bradford, Communications and Outreach Director

• Enforcement Report – Categorization and Status of Open Complaints
• Completed Investigations and Alternative Resolutions

NEW

• Bonnie Decius – Water & Sewer Commissioner, Beacon Hill Water & Sewer District WAC 390-28-100(1)(d)
• Anna Maria de Freitas – Council Member, Town of Friday Harbor WAC 390-28-100(1)(d)
• Christina Jepperson – School Director, Sedro Woolley School District 101 WAC 390-28-100(1)(d)

Discussion of matters allowed in executive session pursuant to RCW 42.30.110, including but not limited to, discussion of enforcement matters and pending and potential litigation with legal counsel, and review of performance of public employees. Possible action regarding pending litigation, or other matters properly discussed during executive session, will be taken following the executive session.

• PDC Case 80248 – Aiomanu B. Patu, a former School Director for Seattle School District 001. PDC staff is alleging that the respondent violated RCW 42.17A.700 by failing to file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 15, 2020, disclosing financial information for calendar year 2019 and failure to file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 15, 2019, disclosing financial information for calendar year 2018.
  • Patu Aiomanu Betty Full Hearing Memo
• PDC Case 80230 – Joshua Quantrell, an incumbent Parks & Recreation Commissioner for Klickitat Recreation District. PDC staff is alleging that the respondent violated RCW 42.17A.700 by failing to file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 15, 2020, disclosing financial information for the calendar year 2019, and failure to file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 15, 2019, disclosing financial information for calendar year 2018.
  • Quantrell Joshua Full Hearing Memo
• PDC Case 80283 – Justyn Turner, a former School Director for Mary Walker School District 207. PDC staff is alleging that the respondent violated RCW 42.17A.700 by failing to file a Personal Financial Affairs Statement (F-1 report) due no later than April 15, 2020, disclosing financial information for calendar year 2019.
  • Turner Justyn Full Hearing Memo

• PDC Cases 26814 and 28028
  Barbara Johnson, John Neill, Ron Hue, Renee Brooks, and Calvin Dudney, Kennewick Public Facilities District Board Members, involving alleged violations of RCW 42.17A.555 by authorizing the use of Kennewick Public Facilities District facilities to produce election-related material and engage in election-related activities that promoted Proposition 17-4, a ballot measure on the November 7, 2017, General Election ballot that asked voters to authorize a two tenths of one percent (2 cents per $10.00) sales and use tax increase to fund improvements to the Toyota Center and expansion of the Convention Center of the Three Rivers campus, operated by Kennewick Public Facilities District.