Re-Elect Steve Ewing to Lake Stevens City Council
Endorsements
Trusted & Endorsed
Steve is proudly supported by community leaders and organizations who believe in his vision
Community Leaders
- Lake Stevens Mayor Brett Gailey
- 39th District State Representative Carolyn Eslick
- Snohomish County Councilmember and 39th District State Representative Sam Low
- Lake Stevens City Council President Ryan Donahue
- Lake Stevens City Council Vice President Kymm Shipman
- Lake Stevens City Councilmember Gary Petershagen
- Lake Stevens Councilmember Kim Daughtery
Organizations
- Lake Stevens Police Guild
- Washington Council of Police and Sheriffs
- Affordable Housing Council
- Washington Teamsters Legislative League
My Vision for Lake Stevens
Priorites
Inclusive Community Leadership
Steve believes Lake Stevens' strength comes from its diverse community. He ensures all citizens, including the underrepresented, are considered in decision-making. Under Steve’s leadership as Lake Stevens Council President, Lake Stevens was finally able to construct a permanent food bank that meets our community’s needs. Steve is now focusing on getting a senior center built that meets our growing community's needs.
Infrastructure & Safety Improvements
As Lake Stevens grows, Steve is addressing traffic and walkability concerns. He works with County, State and Federal officials on Highways 2, 9 and 204 improvements and is committed to expanding sidewalks throughout the city for safer school routes and better community connectivity. During this last year as a result of the voter approved Transportation Betterment District, the city constructed over 3,200 feet of new sidewalks.
Parks & Recreation Development
Steve supported the development and upgrading of Cove Park, Lundeen Park, and Frontier Heights Park, with plans for further expansion at Eagle Ridge Park. He believes every citizen deserves access to safe, enjoyable spaces for recreation, ensuring all neighborhoods benefit from quality green spaces.
Local Business Support
Steve provided appropriate support to local businesses during difficult times of the Covid 19 pandemic and its recovery. He's committed to attracting more restaurants and businesses to Lake Stevens, reducing residents' need to travel while generating vital tax revenue beyond property taxes. Costco’s opening in Lake Stevens has been a great support to our local economy, a boost made possible through Steve and other city leaders who strongly support local businesses.
Public Safety Excellence
Steve is dedicated to maintaining Lake Stevens' status as one of Washington's and the country’s safest cities. He supports fully funding law enforcement and first responders to ensure excellent emergency response times and effective traffic enforcement, keeping our community secure.
Experience
Proven Leadership & Service
Steve brings years of dedicated public service to Lake Stevens
Lake Stevens City Council
Steve has served since 2019 and has advocated for infrastructure improvements, public safety, and community development while ensuring fiscal responsibility with taxpayer dollars.
Snohomish County Health District Board
Prior to the Snohomish County Health District becoming part of the County government, Steve worked with health professionals to address county-wide public health challenges and ensure policies that protect our community's wellbeing.
Sno-Isle Library Board
Steve supports literacy and educational resources for all ages while helping modernize our library system to meet evolving community needs. Ground has now been broken for a new library with no additional tax burden to our citizens.
Lake Stevens Planning Commission
Prior to joining the Lake Stevens City Council, Steve served for approximately two years as a planning commissioner where he helped shape the responsible growth of our city through careful consideration of development proposals and long-term planning strategies.
HOA President
Steve has been president of his 136-member homeowner’s association, resolving community concerns, and maintaining neighborhood standards and property values since 2012.
National League of Cities
As a councilmember, Steve has participated regularly in the National League of Cities to advocate for a better level of services for our citizens.
Snohomish County Cities
Steve works with neighboring communities to address regional issues including transportation, economic development, and emergency services.
Lake Stevens Youth Council
Mentoring the next generation of civic leaders, Steve helped create and organize the Youth Council, ensuring young voices are heard in community planning and decision-making.
City Council Appointees to Boards and Commissions Interview Panelist
Helping select qualified citizens for various city positions, Steve promotes diverse perspectives in local government.
Meet Steve Ewing
A proud Washington native, Steve has called Lake Stevens home since 2005, when he and his wife of 25 years Athena were drawn to the community's excellent schools and perfect balance of natural beauty and accessibility. For more than two decades, they've raised their five children here, all educated in Lake Stevens schools, deepening their commitment to this special community.
Steve brings valuable professional experience to his public service, having worked for the State of Washington since 2002 in roles including Mental Health Counselor, Community Corrections Officer, and Administrative Hearings Officer. This background has equipped him with unique insight into community needs and a service-oriented approach to leadership.
Community involvement has always been central to Steve's life. Before joining the City Council in 2019, he served on the Planning Commission and has been president of his 136-member Homeowners Association for more than a dozen years. His dedication extends to regular blood donation—he proudly displays his 8-gallon pin—and church leadership roles, including a two-year mission to Milan, Italy.
When not serving the community, Steve can be found tending to his beloved garden, especially his prized fig trees, or hiking the magnificent mountains surrounding Lake Stevens. His deep connection to our natural environment informs his vision for preserving what makes our community special while planning thoughtfully for the future.
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