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PDC Grants Nicholas Dunning Permission to Withhold Home Address Through 2027
Summary
Nicholas Dunning, a Lacey city council member running for Thurston County commissioner, was granted a reporting modification to withhold his residential property address from his financial affairs statement through December 2027 due to a current no-contact order and safety concerns.
PDC staff described Nicholas Dunning's request to withhold his residential property address on his financial affairs statement. Dunning, a Lacey city council member whose term runs through December 2027 and a candidate for Thurston County commissioner, said a current no-contact order and credible threats to him and his spouse justify continued use of an alternative address.
Chair Jay Leach granted the request and made it effective through December 2027. Staff noted this is the first F1 where Dunning had property to disclose and that previous filings used an alternative address; PDC instructed staff to handle paperwork to reflect the granted modification.
