As a Puyallup City Council member, I commit to:
"As a public servant, I commit to respect all people, to serve with humility, to operate with personal integrity and professional transparency, to acknowledge mistakes when made, to stand for what is right, to listen with the goal of understanding, to encourage others, to live a life of personal discipline and professional focus with daily acknowledgement of that which is greater than myself, and to provide the best public service to our citizens."
Sincerely, Dean A. Johnson
It was great talking with Karissa Thompson about current news in Puyallup! I appreciate your perspective, and thank you for the work you're doing in Puyallup. I look forward to working more with you as I get re-elected this November!
#ourpuyallup #puyallup
Huge thank you to Thomas Beckworth, owner of Beckworth Financial in Downtown Puyallup, for his endorsement of my re-election campaign!
Small business owners help create the community that make Puyallup a great city to live, work, and raise a family.
If anyone would like a sign to put in their window like Thomas, please message me on Facebook.
The Kiwanis Kids Spray Park in Puyallup is now open! 10 am to 8 pm, every day through Labor Day.
I'm now on the campaign trail, and hope to run into you around town ☀️
You can always send me a message directly via Facebook, let's talk soon. #vibrantpuyallup #mypuyallupThe Kiwanis Kids Spray Park in Puyallup is now open! 10 am to 8 pm, every day through Labor Day.
We would love to invite you to Dean Johnson’s re-election campaign kickoff on March 18! Click the link below to RSVP!
Councilman Dean Johnson recently visited the Puyallup Fish Hatchery to see the amazing progress on the hatchery's major top to bottom renovations. Patty Carter with the Puyallup Historical Hatchery Foundation gave Councilman Johnson a very detailed 2.5 hour tour and as a result he came away with a deeper appreciation of the "major gem" that this landmark truly is within our city. Dean is a big supporter of the hatchery renovations because he knows that it will help preserve the environmental health and conservation of our Puyallup waterways. Follow along on their Facebook page to see the progress on renovations!
It was an honor to attend my first Puyallup City Council meeting as a council member last night, and then today see the article about my great-great grandfather Perry Summerfield published in the Puyallup Herald. Read more…
On December 31st, I had the privilege of taking the Oath of Office as administered by City Clerk, Mary Winter, to serve as the Puyallup City Council at-large member for a four year term of Read more…
Thanks! I want to send a heartfelt thank-you to all the residents of Puyallup who voted, volunteered, donated, put up a yard sign, sent well-wishes and contributed in so many ways to the campaign this year. Read more…