City of Lake Stevens
Anji Jorstad is a seasoned professional in the field of social work with extensive experience in behavioral health and community services. Currently serving as a Behavioral Health Supervisor at Snohomish County Human Services since August 2013, Anji also holds the position of Lake Stevens City Councilwoman since January 2020. Previous roles include Director of Clinical and Housing Services at Bridgeways from September 2009 to August 2013 and Housing Program Manager at Compass Health from December 1993 to August 2009. Anji Jorstad earned a Master of Social Work from Eastern Washington University and holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Work and Psychology from Pacific University. Additionally, Anji has been a Licensed Advanced Social Worker since 2006.
City of Lake Stevens
Lake Stevens is a vibrant and growing community - the second fastest-growing city in Snohomish County - with a population of over 38,000 makes us the 5th largest city in the county. Lake Stevens is generally a residential community with access to numerous commercial, retail and recreational opportunities. Of course, the crown jewel of the community is the lake itself, which boasts some of the greatest water recreational opportunities in the county. Lake Stevens is also uniquely situated, being close to the lake, ocean, and Cascade mountains, to take advantage of many outdoor activities. The Lake Stevens Schools are excellent and coupled with a city priority of parks and increased walkability, makes Lake Stevens an ideal place to raise a family. The City of Lake Stevens operates under the mayor-council system. The city’s motto, “One Community Around the Lake”, embodies our quality of life, top-ranked school district, and the City Council’s commitment to providing excellent services and amenities for its residents.