Sequim City Council’s Janisse awarded advanced leadership certificate

Brandon Janisse

Brandon Janisse

SEQUIM — Sequim City Council member Brandon Janisse has received an Advanced Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities.

Janisse finished training in four areas: roles, responsibilities and legal requirements; public sector resource management; community planning and development, and effective local leadership.

He completed more than 60 hours of training credits and demonstrated community service.

Janisse has served on the Sequim City Council since January 2018.

He now serves on the City’s Finance Committee and chairs the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.

He previously served as the liaison to the City’s Planning Commission and as an alternate to the Clallam Transit System Board.

Janisse earned his Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the association in 2018.

AWC is a private, nonprofit, non-partisan corporation that represents Washington state’s 281 cities and towns before the state Legislature, the state executive branch and with regulatory agencies.

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