Brian is currently married to his wife April and has 5 sons and 2 daughters.

Brian is currently the director of law enforcement services for Seattle’s Finest Security and Traffic Control and is also the administrative liaison for the Washington State Sheriffs Association.

Brian Burnett served as the Chelan County Sheriff from 2011 to 2022.

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Said, "we must embrace innovative solutions that minimize over-regulation impacting these businesses, their employees, and their clientele."

Promises to tackle taxation issues and only support legislation that supports vital and important tax based programs, departments, and projects.

Said, "I am dedicated to prioritizing the safety of our communities and success of agriculture and small businesses in District 12"

- Said, "we must embrace innovative solutions that minimize over-regulation impacting these businesses, their employees, and their clientele."
- Promises to tackle taxation issues and only support legislation that supports vital and important tax based programs, departments, and projects.
- Said, "I am dedicated to prioritizing the safety of our communities and success of agriculture and small businesses in District 12"

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As of October 7, 2024, Brian Burnett’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Implemented a Regional Mental Health Co-Response Team that worked directly with local law enforcement agencies in Chelan and Douglas counties to better identify persons in crisis and make available resources that would best assist persons in crisis with the goal of getting them long term results.

Worked closely with County Commissioners and County Administrator to remain fiscally responsible while managing up to a $14 million-dollar annual budget, while providing public safety and Emergency Management services throughout Chelan County and keeping an emphasis on quality training and equipment that translated into great service.

Plans to advocate for laws and policies that empower local law enforcement agencies to enhance our living standards through effective law enforcement and education.

Plans to prioritize personal and private property rights.

- Implemented a Regional Mental Health Co-Response Team that worked directly with local law enforcement agencies in Chelan and Douglas counties to better identify persons in crisis and make available resources that would best assist persons in crisis with the goal of getting them long term results.
- Worked closely with County Commissioners and County Administrator to remain fiscally responsible while managing up to a $14 million-dollar annual budget, while providing public safety and Emergency Management services throughout Chelan County and keeping an emphasis on quality training and equipment that translated into great service.
- Plans to advocate for laws and policies that empower local law enforcement agencies to enhance our living standards through effective law enforcement and education.
- Plans to prioritize personal and private property rights.

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Brian Burnett

Brian is currently married to his wife April, and has five sons and two daughters.

Brian is currently the Director of Law Enforcement Services for Seattle’s Finest Security and Traffic Control and is also the Administrative Liaison for the Washington State Sheriffs Association. Brian Burnett served as the Chelan County Sheriff from 2011 to 2022.


Brian Burnett's campaign for State Representative is his first entry into politics.

Said "we must embrace innovative solutions that minimize over-regulation impacting these businesses, their employees, and their clientele."

Said "I am dedicated to prioritizing the safety of our communities and success of agriculture and small businesses in District 12"

- Said "we must embrace innovative solutions that minimize over-regulation impacting these businesses, their employees, and their clientele."
- Promises to tackle taxation issues and only support legislation that supports vital and important tax based programs, departments, and projects.
- Said "I am dedicated to prioritizing the safety of our communities and success of agriculture and small businesses in District 12"

Plans to prioritize personal and private property rights

- Implemented a Regional Mental Health Co-Response Team that worked directly with local law enforcement agencies in Chelan and Douglas counties to better identify persons in crisis and make available resources that would best assist persons in crisis with the goal of getting them long term results.
- Worked closely with County Commissioners and County Administrator to remain fiscally responsible while managing up to a $14 million-dollar annual budget, while providing public safety and Emergency Management services throughout Chelan County and keeping an emphasis on quality training and equipment that translated into great service.
- Plans to advocate for laws and policies that empower local law enforcement agencies to enhance our living standards through effective law enforcement and education.
- Plans to prioritize personal and private property rights

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