Meet Lisa Boyd
Retired principal. Community advocate. Bridge builder.
Lisa Boyd is running for Pierce County Charter Review District 6 - Position #2 to help strengthen the foundation of our local government so it works better for all of us.
With decades of experience leading schools, chairing community initiatives, and bringing people together to solve problems. Lisa knows how to listen, lead, and get things done.
She believes in honest reflection: What’s working in Pierce County? What’s not? And how we can do better together!
Let’s make smart, lasting changes based on shared values that meet and alleviate today’s challenges!
Vote for Lisa!
What Is Charter Review—and Why Does It Matter?
The Pierce County Charter is like our county’s constitution. It outlines how local government works—how decisions are made, who makes them, and how we hold leaders accountable.
Every 4 to 10 years, voters elect a group of citizens to serve on the Charter Review Commission to take a close look at this foundational document. Their job? To listen to the public, examine what’s working, identify what’s not, and propose changes to improve transparency, fairness, and how responsive county government is to the people it serves.
In a time when our communities are facing real challenges—like public safety, housing affordability, and trust in government—this review is more important than ever. It’s our chance to strengthen the systems we rely on and make sure they reflect the values, needs, and voices of Pierce County residents today.
Smart, lasting change starts here!
Where is District 6?
District 6 includes the following communities and areas:
DuPont
Joint Base Lewis–McChord (JBLM)
Lakewood
Parkland
Steilacoom
Anderson Island
Ketron Island
Lisa’s Priorities
Charter Review Priorities That Put People First
✅ Support Local Control – Ensure decisions are made close to the community, not by distant or unaccountable bodies.
✅ Empower Voters – Strengthen election processes to ensure fair representation and civic participation.
✅ Engage the Community – Prioritize outreach and elevate underrepresented voices in Charter changes.
✅ Uphold the Public Trust – Review and modernize systems to serve today’s needs and tomorrow’s growth.
Addressing Today’s Challenges Through Charter Reform
✅Affordable Housing Solutions – Explore Charter opportunities that support inter-agency collaboration and innovation to address housing insecurity.
✅Safer Communities – Promote structures that enable better coordination between public safety services and the community.
✅Access to Higher Education – Encourage alignment between county systems and education institutions to support workforce readiness and lifelong learning.
Have a question or want to connect?
We’d love to hear from you! If you reach out with a question, someone from our team will get back to you as soon as possible with a thoughtful response. Your voice matters—and we’re here to listen!