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Equity in the City of Monroe

Creating an equitable and inclusive community is greatly affected by decisions that are made by elected officials and staff at City Hall which includes the Monroe Police Department.  Planning for social equity means recognizing practices and policies that have had a disparate impact on certain communities and actively working with affected residents to create better communities for all. The Monroe Equity Community works with City partners and leaders to ensure Monroe has equitable municipal policies and laws.  

Downtown Monroe. The street is lined in American flags.

CONTACT CITY LEADERSHIP

Mayor | Geoffrey Thomas

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Email: gthomas@monroewa.gov

Phone: (360) 794-7400

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City Council

Find members, term information, and contact links​

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City Admin | Deborah Knight

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Email: dknight@monroewa.gov 

Phone: (360) 863-4500

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Chief of Police | Jeff Jolley

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Email: jjolley@monroewa.gov

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Phone: 360-794-6300
TTY: 360-863-4627
Tip Line: 360-863-4600
Fax: 360-794-3129

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To find out more about Monroe city government please visit the Monroe, WA website:

https://www.monroewa.gov

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The Chief of Police speaks to a citizen wearing a camouflage vest and all black.
Mayor, Geoffrey Thomas, speaks at Monroe's Juneteenth celebration.
The chief of police, Jeff Jolley stands smiling with another on-duty officer at Monroe's pride. Both have a rainbow sticker on them.
An on-duty uniformed police officer is loving on a leashed bully breed dog.
Two uniformed police officers stand, smiling, by a rainbow sign that reads "thank you volunteers!"
Mayor, Geoffrey Thomas, stands smiling under the rainbow balloon arch at Monroe's Pride.

Our Mission

We are building our community to address systemic inequity, racism, and biases that exist in Monroe and the greater Skykomish Valley.

Our Vision

The Monroe Equity Community is committed to creating space for everyone to be represented, seen, and heard without harm, all cultures to be honored, and all people to access opportunities according to their needs.

Board Of Directors

Bridgette Tuttle (she/her)

Cass Gleason (she/they)

Meg Brunson (she/they)

Hannah Maynard (they/them)

Shannon Bath (she/they)​

Advocacy

As a collaborative, we use our privileges, our platforms, and our positions to support one another in the work of creating equity, inclusion, diversity, and belonging in our community. If you have experienced a situation that you need to talk through, have identified an equity issue that you would like to start working to change, or if you have witnessed racism, homophobia, transphobia, or other forms of marginalization of people by our city government, in schools, or out in the community but fear retaliation from co-workers or peers, please email us or fill out this form.

​If you are in physical danger or an emergency situation, call 911.

We cannot provide legal counsel.

Coming Soon

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Sign up for our email list to be notified of events, opportunities to plug in, and for updated information!

Stay in the Loop

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With general feedback, questions about joining the Board or Volunteering, or for help:

mec@monroeequitycouncil.org

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To be a vendor at one of our events:

vendor@monroeequitycouncil.org

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To volunteer for a specific event or get on a general volunteer email list:

volunteer@monroeequitycouncil.org

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Reach Out

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