Jim Millbauer
Elected Experience:
Current Kennewick City Councilman, Position 7
Other Professional Experience:
43-year member of UA Local 598; Trustee: Health & Welfare Fund Trust and JATC. Former: Project Chief Steward/Business Agent for Hanford Project; HAMTC Trustee: negotiating committee and grievance chair; member of Dan Newhouse’s Labor Working Group.
Education:
Richland High School 1977; UA Local 598 Apprenticeship 1983; Columbia Basin College HVAC/R 1994.
Community Service:
United Way Board of Directors; UA 598 Bikes for Tikes; Youth baseball/softball coach; KSD Lunch Buddies and After School Matters programs; Benton Franklin Recovery Coalition Board; Hanford Challenge Board; President of PNW Mustang Club Board.
Statement:
I am a husband, father, grandfather, and a 36-year resident of Kennewick. I believe in giving back to my community and it would be an honor and privilege to continue to serve the citizens of Kennewick.
Economic development is key to our community and should continue as a central consideration in city council decisions. The City of Kennewick has an Apprenticeship Utilization agreement that supports the use of local apprentices on specific public works projects. Developing an infrastructure that attracts new business and sustains existing business will continue to promote job creation and employ and train our local workforce. Quality of life improvements and safety are vitally important to our community. Building a strong economic environment and strengthening community partnerships creates opportunities to thrive personally, professionally, financially, and culturally.
As a former Hanford employee and current community leader, I have spent a lifetime building relationships with people from all corners of our community, bringing diverse interests together to solve challenges through listening, collaboration, and hard work. I am “Personally Invested in Your Community” and respectfully ask for the opportunity to continue to serve you.
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Donors
Reported raised $8,950 from 23+ unique donors. ($0 in cash, $0 in kind)
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- 🧾 $1,200 on May 25
Plumbers Steamfitters Local Union 598 Pac ($1,200)
- 🧾 $1,200 on Jul 6
Washington Teamsters Legislative League ($1,200)
- 🧾 $120 on Sep 25
- 🧾 $100 on May 11
- 🧾 $100 on May 15
- 🧾 $100 on May 16
- 🧾 $100 on May 23
- 🧾 $150 on Jun 1
- 🧾 $200 on Jun 14
- 🧾 $25 on Jun 21
- 🧾 $20 on Jul 17
- 🧾 $35 on Aug 11
- 🧾 $100 on Sep 1
Small Contributions ($1,050)
- 🧾 $1,000 on May 30
International Brotherhood Of Electrical Workers Local 112 Pac ($1,000)
- 🧾 $1,000 on Jun 16
Operating Engineers Pac 208 Political Education Fund ($1,000)
- 🧾 $500 on Aug 3
Washington State Democratic Central Committee ($500)
- 🧾 $500 on Sep 21
Retter Diane ($500)
- 🧾 $500 on Sep 21
Retter David ($500)
- 🧾 $500 on Sep 25
Kennewick Union Fire Fighters L 1296 ($500)
- 🧾 $500 on Aug 10
International Union Of Operating Engineers Local 302 ($500)
- 🧾 $500 on Aug 28
Laborers Local 348 Ssf ($500)
- 🧾 $250 on Sep 6
Brown Jan ($250)
- 🧾 $250 on Jul 17
Miller Andrew ($250)