I have watched Lorna Smith’s work on the Jefferson County Planning Commission and Conservation Futures Board for years now.
Lorna has a unique talent for finding creative solutions …
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I have watched Lorna Smith’s work on the Jefferson County Planning Commission and Conservation Futures Board for years now.
Lorna has a unique talent for finding creative solutions to complex community problems. She listens carefully to all perspectives and researches issues deeply. Lorna will stand up for us because she carefully considers options, facts, and community needs before making decisions.
Lorna is a dedicated conservationist, who values our rural quality of life. We can count on her to protect our natural environment, which she did most recently by authoring the indoor-only gun range ordinance for Jefferson County.
Lorna’s commitment to Jefferson County started with establishing Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge. She will continue to make positive contributions as our county commissioner in District 2.
Howard Gilbert
QUILCENE
