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Hollie Rogge

for Pierce County Charter Review Commission,
Council District 3, Position 3

Why choose Hollie Rogge?

Dedicated Public Servant

Hollie Rogge is deeply committed to public service and strengthening families, with over two decades of experience making Pierce County better through her family, community, and work ethic.

Experienced Leader

She brings significant leadership experience as Deputy Director of a major Parks and Recreation District, overseeing a large budget, numerous facilities, and over 120 employees.

Government Policy Expertise

Hollie has a strong background in balancing government policy, legal frameworks, and community input, having previously led real property program initiatives for WSDOT and Pierce County.

Commitment to Responsible Governance

She is running for the Commission to ensure that any changes strengthen the county and limit government overreach, offering a unique and rational perspective on the County’s governing document.

Principles-Driven Approach

Hollie promises to bring common sense, integrity, and practical solutions to the table, ensuring the charter reflects current needs while planning wisely for the future based on principles, not preferences.

What is the Pierce County Charter?

The Pierce County Charter is the foundational legal document that defines the structure, powers, and functions of the Pierce County government in Washington State.

  • It's the "local constitution" for Pierce County, defining the structure, powers, and functions of its government and enabling self-governance.

  • The Charter established an elected county executive and a seven-member county council, replacing an older three-commissioner system.

  • It grants Pierce County citizens direct democratic powers through initiative (propose laws), referendum (approve/reject laws), and recall (remove officials).

  • The Charter mandates periodic review by an elected commission, ensuring the document remains relevant

Contact Us

Phone

253-209-0606

I am running for Charter Review Commission to bring common sense, integrity, and practical solutions to the table—ensuring our charter reflects the needs of today while planning wisely for tomorrow.