Snoqualmie Tribe Citizen Megan Cotton Named Director of Tribal Relations for Attorney General’s Office
Attorney General Nick Brown has named Megan Cotton, currently Governor Bob Ferguson’s Senior Policy Advisor for Transportation, as his office’s new Tribal Director. In this position, Cotton will serve as […]
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