Mayor Mike McGinn announced his appointments to the new Community Police Commission on Monday, Jan. 14. The Community Police Commission is a partnership between the police department, its officers, community members, and public officials intended to support the development of reforms, establishment of police priorities, and mechanisms to promote community confidence in the Seattle Police Department. Read the full story
Tag Archive | "Kip Tokuda"
Diane Narasaki, Kip Tokuda appointed to Community Police Commission
Posted on 21 January 2013.
Posted in Names in the News, Vol 32 No 4 | 1/19-1/25Comments (0)
Kip Tokuda awarded Order of the Rising Sun award
Posted on 25 June 2012.
(left to right) State Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos, Consul General Kiyokazu Ota, the Honorable Kip Tokuda, and Lieutenant Governor Brad Owen (Photo by George Liu/NWAW)
Last month, former Washington State Representative and former Japanese American Citizens League Seattle Chapter President Kip Tokuda Read the full story
Posted in Names in the News, Vol 31 No 26 | 6/23-6/29Comments (3)
Jan. 29: JACL honors five leaders at 89th annual banquet
Posted on 24 March 2011.
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At the New Hong Kong Restaurant, the Seattle chapter of the Japanese American Citizen’s League (JACL) honored five of Seattle’s social justice leaders — Roberto Maestas (posthumously), Eddie Rye Jr., Bob Santos, Washington State Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos, and past Washington State Rep. Kip Tokuda — for their work in empowering the Asian Pacific American (APA) community. Read the full story
Posted in Names in the News, Vol 30 No 13 | 3/26-4/1Comments (0)
McGinn ushers in an ‘open source’ transition
Posted on 19 November 2009.
By Stacy Nguyen
Northwest Asian Weekly
Darryl Smith (left), Thao Tran (middle), and Kip Tokuda
“[Seattle Mayor-elect Mike] McGinn explained that rather than making courtesy calls to all the council members, he thought it better to just walk over and meet face to face on a casual basis,” said Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata in a release. “This is a departure from Mayor Nickel’s style, which was to rely more on his deputy mayor Tim Ceis to walk the council hallway.” Read the full story
Posted in Community News, Profiles, Vol 28 No 48 | 11/21-11/27Comments (2)
