Trudy C. Rolla
Don Ellis
Margaret Wiggins
D. Bruce Gardiner
Robert
Peterson
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Trudy C. Rolla
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Trudy's family of four moved to Kenmore
in 1988 to find an area with good schools, a suburban atmosphere
and convenient services. She was born in Seattle, and raised in
Renton, Issaquah and Bellevue. Trudy earned a Bachelor of
Science degree in Environmental Health at the University of
Washington and a Master of Business Administration from the
University of Puget Sound. Trudy is a Senior Environmental
Health Specialist in the Environmental Health Division of Public
Health – Seattle & King County, in the Local Hazardous Waste
Management Program in King County. As Evaluation Coordinator for
the Local Hazardous Waste Management Program, she ensures that
the program is accountable to the public. She has twelve years
experience in small drinking water systems and ground water
management. During that time, she worked with the Safe Drinking
Water Act, the State Department of Health drinking water system
requirements, the Growth Management Act, the King County
Comprehensive Plan and ground water resource planning. She has
reviewed land development proposals, on-site sewage disposal
system design and installation, and worked in the food
protection, rodent control and solid waste programs.
Trudy has been a member of the Washington State Environmental Health
Association since 1982. She served as Treasurer and Northwest Regional Vice President.
She has been a member of the National Environmental Health
Association since 1985 and was elected to a term on the Executive
Board as the RegionaI Vice President, representing NEHA members in
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska.
Trudy believes people should contribute to their community. She
served on the Kenmore Governance Strategies Committee, which set
the groundwork for Kenmore's incorporation. She has been
on the Northshore Utility District Board of Commissioners since
1994.
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