AWC Business Meeting
Thursday, June 22 | 4 to 5:45 pm
The AWC Business Meeting will occur in Spokane at the Spokane Convention Center in conjunction with the AWC Annual Conference! An online option will also be provided for those who wish to view the meeting and/or participate as a voting delegate.
Questions? Contact Betsy Hildreth, 360.753.4137, betsyh@awcnet.org.
What's happening at the AWC Business Meeting?
AWC Business Meeting agenda (updated)
Rules, voting procedures, and technical requirements
Election of the AWC Board of Directors
State of the Association – Hear from the AWC CEO about business from the previous year, learn about AWC’s 90-year history advocating for cities, and understand what’s on deck for the coming year.
Vote on Bylaws amendments – Pending action by the Board of Directors, voting delegates may be asked to approve proposed Bylaws amendments related to Board of Director terms and positions, the process for amendments, and more.
Proclamation of appreciation for the City of Spokane
AWC Business Meeting – online
Join link
Meeting ID: 865 0188 0710
Passcode: 045541
If an error occurs when using the link, go to the Zoom app or https://zoom.us/join and enter the ID and passcode.
Who are your city's voting delegates?
Each city has the opportunity to designate up to three voting delegates for the AWC Business Meeting. Voting delegates can be staff or elected officials.
Before registering a voting delegate, please confirm that the delegate can attend the Business Meeting on June 22, 4–5:45 pm. An online option will be available. Because the quorum is based on the number of voting delegates, it is important that voting delegates attend the meeting. (Voting delegates are not required to attend Annual Conference.)
Voting delegate registration closed June 15 at 5 pm. It will reopen Wednesday, June 21 at 2 pm for 24 hours (closing Thursday, June 22 prior to the meeting).
Need to cancel or make a substitution? Both will be accepted until 2 pm on Thursday, June 22.
Want to see which cities have registered voting delegates?
Aberdeen (2)
Algona (1)
Auburn (3)
Bellevue (1)
Bonney Lake (3)
Bothell (1)
Bremerton (1)
Camas (1)
Chehalis (1)
Chelan (3)
Cle Elum (1)
Clyde Hill (2)
College Place (1)
Covington (2)
Darrington (1)
Des Moines (2)
DuPont (3)
Duvall (1)
Edmonds (1)
Electric City (2)
Ellensburg (1)
Enumclaw (2)
Everett (3)
Federal Way (1)
Ferndale (3)
Fircrest (2)
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Fife (3)
Gig Harbor (2)
Grandview (1)
Granger (1)
Granite Falls (2)
Harrington (1)
Issaquah (1)
Kalama (2)
Kent (3)
Kennewick (1)
La Center (3)
Lake Forest Park (1)
Lake Stevens (3)
Lakewood (3)
Leavenworth (3)
Liberty Lake (3)
Lind (1)
Long Beach (3)
Longview (1)
Lynden (1)
Maple Valley (1)
Marysville (3)
Mercer Island (1)
Metaline Falls (1)
Millwood (1)
Milton (1)
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Montesano (1)
Moses Lake (1)
Mountlake Terrace (3)
Mount Vernon (1)
Mukilteo (3)
Newcastle (1)
Newport (2)
Normandy Park (1)
North Bend (1)
Oak Harbor (1)
Ocean Shores (1)
Omak (1)
Oroville (3)
Orting (3)
Pacific (3)
Pasco (2)
Port Angeles (3)
Port Orchard (3)
Port Townsend (1)
Poulsbo (3)
Pullman (3)
Raymond (2)
Redmond (2)
Renton (3)
Ridgefield (3)
Rockford (1)
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Rock Island (1)
SeaTac (3)
Seattle (2)
Sedro-Woolley (1)
Selah (2)
Snohomish (3)
South Bend (1)
Spokane (2)
Spokane Valley (2)
Stanwood (3)
Steilacoom (3)
Sultan (3)
Sunnyside (2)
Toppenish (2)
Tukwila (3)
Tumwater (3)
Twisp (3)
University Place (3)
Vancouver (3)
Washougal (1)
Waterville (1)
Wenatchee (2)
West Richland (3)
Woodland (1)
Yakima (3)
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AWC Board of Directors candidates
Open positions
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2023 Board candidates
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President
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Betsy Wilkerson, Councilmember, Spokane, forwarded by the AWC Board of Directors
Candidate statement
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Vice President
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Amy Ockerlander, Mayor, Duvall, forwarded by the AWC Board of Directors
Candidate statement
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District 1
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Micki Harnois, Councilmember, Town of Rockford, incumbent
No candidate statement provided
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District 3
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Carl Florea, Mayor, Leavenworth
Candidate statement
Robert Goedde, Mayor, Chelan
Candidate statement
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District 5
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Ron Onslow, Councilmember, Ridgefield, incumbent
No candidate statement provided
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District 7
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Wendy Weiker, Councilmember, Mercer Island, incumbent
Candidate statement
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District 13
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Nancy Backus, Mayor, Auburn
Candidate statement
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At-Large 1 (Western, cities with population 5,000 or more in multi-city districts)
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Ed Prince, Councilmember, Renton
Candidate statement
Ty Stober, Councilmember, Vancouver
Candidate statement
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At-Large 3 (Eastern, cities with population 5,000 or more in multi-city districts)
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Ben Wick, Councilmember, Spokane Valley, incumbent
Candidate statement
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