1. Thriving Local Businesses
Help existing businesses stay and grow, create room for new businesses, and improve downtown parking, access, and visibility so more people can shop and work locally.
2. Livability
Prepare for growth while protecting the qualities that make Banks a good place to live. Improve access to local businesses, community gathering places, downtown, and our trails.
3. Dependable Water Resources
Continue examining water sources, storage options, infrastructure needs, reliability, and costs so Banks can meet its long-term needs without placing unnecessary burdens on taxpayers.
Experience. Persistence. Leadership. A Voice for Banks!
The work is already underway. Let’s keep it moving.
Marsha has spent more than a decade serving Banks through its Economic Development Commission, Planning Commission, City Council, Urban Renewal Agency, Budget Committee, and now as Mayor.
Her experience extends well beyond elected office. She brings more than four decades of work in public service, public safety, government, small business, transportation, and community organizations—along with years of representing Banks before county, regional, and state partners.
A Record of Service. A Plan for Banks.
Mayor of Banks since January 2025
Six years on the Banks City Council
Former Banks Planning Commission Vice-Chair and Economic Development Commission member
More than a decade representing Banks in regional transportation and economic-development work
Fourth-generation Washington County resident and part of the Banks community since 2005
Leadership that knows Banks—and keeps working for Banks.