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Snoqualmie Tribe chooses women to serve in top council posts
Posted: Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Women are serving in all of the top leadership positions for the Snoqualmie Tribe, based in Washington.
The chair, vice chair, treasurer and secretary posts are all held by women. At the top is Chairwoman Sunny Clear, who won election on May 13, according to a press release.
Following the election, the council met to choose its officers. Jolene Williams will be serving as Vice Chairwoman, Alisa Burley will be Secretary and Suzanne Sailto will serve as Treasurer.
The rest of the council consists of Lois Sweet Dorman, Bob de los Angeles, Steve de los Angeles, Michael Ross, Danniel Willoughby, Richard Zambrano. Wes Willoughby is an alternate.
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