Dan Olson
Party: Republican
Candidate for: Yakima County Commissioner District #2
Incumbent? No
Age: 63
Hometown: Union Gap, WA
Occupation: Construction/Land development/ I buy and remodel houses and resell.
50-word statement:
I have degrees in Animal Science, Education, and International Relations.
I am a leader who knows how to get things done.
Ten years experience in Government. I listen and am a problem solver.
I want to make Yakima County a more business and resident friendly place.
I ask for your vote!
Three priorities:
1. Reduce crime, gang activity and drug abuse.
2. Promote economic development and economic vitality.
3. Reduce government regulations and improve fical acountability.
Web site: danolson.info
E-mail address: danolson007@gmail.com
Phone number: 509-453-4310
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