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Paul Dillon. City Council Member, District 2. Term: 2024-2027. 509.564.4569. pdillon@spokanecity.org. Paul has proudly lived in District 2 for more than two decades. He and his wife, Tiffany, recently welcomed their daughter, Hazel, into the world. They live in the East Central neighborhood and can often be seen walking their dogs, Walter and ...
Now I want to take my experience advancing good public policy to the Spokane City Council. We need listen-first leaders in Spokane who put people over politics. We need leaders who recognize that the people they serve are the experts on what their communities need. We need leaders who will listen and learn from their constituents.
Paul has a deep love for Spokane, starting his first job with the city in the Spokane Parks Department in 2006. He co-founded and launched Down To Earth in 2007, an environmental advocacy and sustainability news site that was published by the Spokesman-Review. He was hired as Spokane City Councilmember Jon Snyder’s legislative assistant in ...
Mar 20, 2023 · Updated: 4:47 PM PDT March 20, 2023. SPOKANE, Wash. — Paul Dillon has announced his campaign for Spokane City Council District 2. Dillon is Vice President of Public Affairs for Planned ...
Oct 17, 2023 · Spokane City Council District 2. Paul Dillon. Age: 40. Education: Graduated from North Kitsap High School in 2001. Eastern Washington University, studied journalism and government, finishing ...
Political Manager. Paul Dillon (he/him) joined Pro-Choice Washington in March of 2024, and was recently elected to Spokane City Council. In his first term as a City Council Member, Paul will serve on various boards and commissions, including Chair of the Public Safety and Community Health Committee, Spokane Transit Authority, Community Health and Human Services, Library Board, Spokane Arts ...
Nov 7, 2023 · Paul Dillon is a member of the Spokane City Council in Washington, representing District 2 Position 1. He assumed office on January 1, 2024. His current term ends on December 31, 2027. Dillon ran for election to the Spokane City Council to represent District 2 Position 1 in Washington. He won in the general election on November 7, 2023.
