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Tacoma: District 2 Council Member Sarah Rumbaugh Begins Second Term
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~ On January 6, 2026, District 2 Council Member Sarah Rumbaugh was officially sworn in for her second term with the Tacoma City Council. This comes after being elected in November 2021 and re-elected in 2025.

Council Member Rumbaugh has a clear vision for Tacoma, one that focuses on creating a more vibrant city that supports business growth and the creation of living wage jobs. She is also dedicated to helping community members in need. As Chair of the Community Vitality and Safety Committee and a member of the Government Performance and Finance Committee, she is well-equipped to tackle these issues.

In addition to her roles on the City Council, Council Member Rumbaugh also serves as the chair of the Crystal Judson Family Justice Center Board. This demonstrates her commitment to promoting safety and well-being within the community.

Expressing her gratitude to the residents of District 2 for their trust and support, Council Member Rumbaugh stated, "I am committed to building vibrant, inclusive communities where every resident has the opportunity to thrive." She looks forward to collaborating with neighbors, local organizations, and fellow council members to achieve this goal.

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During her second term, Council Member Rumbaugh's priorities include preserving funding for domestic violence and sexual assault programs, updating the Rental Housing Code through her role as Chair of the Community Vitality and Safety Committee, promoting tree coverage across Tacoma, supporting economic vitality in Downtown Tacoma and other business districts, improving access to food for children in Tacoma, and addressing affordable housing and homelessness at a regional level.

Mayor Ibsen expressed his excitement about working alongside Council Member Rumbaugh for another term. He praised her leadership in advancing a unified approach to addressing homelessness at a regional level. Together, they hope to continue making progress towards creating a stronger and more cohesive community.

As she begins her second term on the Tacoma City Council, it is clear that Council Member Sarah Rumbaugh is dedicated to making Tacoma a better place for all its residents. With her leadership and determination, the city can look forward to a brighter future.

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