Leslie was appointed to the Planning Commission in April 2022 and reappointed in April 2026. Leslie grew up moving around the US, primarily in the Midwest and up and down the East Coast. Leslie has been a Puget Sound resident since 2005 and moved to Shoreline’s Hillcrest neighborhood in 2021 with her partner and two teenage children. She enjoys hiking, gardening, and macrophotography.

Professionally, Leslie has been a policy advisor for the City of Seattle since 2014. Her career has focused on developing public policy in the pursuit of creating equitable and inclusive communities and addressing housing affordability and homelessness. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology from the University of California at Berkeley and a Master’s Degree in Urban Planning from the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Leslie is honored to have the opportunity to use her professional experience to give back to the community in which she lives.

Leslie's second term on the Planning Commission will end in 2030.

Bradley Cabe was appointed to the Planning Commission in April 2024. He was born and raised in Oregon. After a time working in marine animal research and conservation in Massachusetts, Bradley and his husband moved back to the Pacific Northwest. He has loved being a resident of the Ridgecrest neighborhood since 2017.

Bradley is currently the Geographic Information Manager for the City of Maple Valley. Prior to that, he was employed by the City of Shoreline on the Traffic Services and GIS teams. Bradley is excited to support the Shoreline community in a different role as the city grows.

Bradley’s first term on the Planning Commission will end in 2028.

Lauren's first term on the Planning Commission will end in 2028.

Christopher Mosier was appointed to the Planning Commission in April 2022 and reappointed in April 2026. He is a lifelong Westerner growing up in Colorado and attending the University of Colorado. He has been a Washington resident since 2006 and has lived in Hillwood with his wife since 2018. Christopher is a registered architect with experience in many different project types. Currently he has his own small practice here in Shoreline focused primarily on commercial architecture and workplace design.

Christopher's second term on the Planning Commission will end in 2030.

Julie grew up in Lake Forest Park and attended Shoreline Schools. She has a paralegal degree from Edmonds College and a BA with a major in Diversity Studies from Antioch University in Seattle. She and both of her adult children live in Shoreline (Echo Lake and North City, respectively).

Julie worked at Seattle Children’s Hospital for over 40 years in a variety of different roles, both in clinical and non-clinical settings. Most noteworthy, she was the manager of patient transportation and created a program for patients/families experiencing poverty. She is currently an Associate Professor, Academic Advisor and in charge of outreach for the Postbac program (students applying to Medical School) at Shoreline Community College. She teaches classes on Social Determinants of Health and her expertise is working with individuals who come from marginalized communities and/or have physical/mental health/intellectual differences.

Hobbies: Spending time with her kids, two dogs and in her garden

She is intrigued by the balancing of priorities that needs to be done with the sudden growth in Shoreline and is excited to be part of the upcoming strategic plan.

Julie's first term on the Planning Commission will end in 2028. 

Katie was appointed to the Planning Commission in March, 2026.

She grew up in Seattle and lived in New York City for 19 years before relocating to Ridgecrest with her husband and two young kids in 2021. She’s the founder of the local civic group Urbanist Shoreline, and served previously on Shoreline’s Parks, Recreation, Cultural Services and Tree Board. She is honored to continue serving Shoreline as part of the Planning Commission.

Professionally, Katie has worked for more than 20 years at the intersection of civic life and the built environment. Most of her experience is in helping build nonprofit organizations focused on creating greener, safer, healthier, and more equitable communities. She currently works with Main Street America, supporting historic preservation, placemaking, and economic development in downtown districts nationwide. Previously, she led public affairs with the advocacy organization Transportation Alternatives; organizational strategy and marketing for the nonprofit civic technology platform ioby; communications for Friends of the High Line; and served as a senior parks planner with New York City Parks. 

Katie holds a Master’s in Urban Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor’s from New York University.

Katie's first term on the Planning Commission will end in March, 2028.

Matt was appointed to the Planning Commission in April 2026. He grew up in the Pacific Northwest and he and his family moved to Shoreline in 2022. Matt and his wife live in Richmond Beach with their three young children.

Professionally, Matt is a founding partner at a local law firm that represents startups and small businesses. He has prior experience as in-house counsel at multiple technology companies, advising startups and entrepreneurs in private legal practice, and in public service in Washington, D.C. working on environmental, land use, and energy policy. Matt holds a JD and an MBA from the University of Washington, along with a B.A. from Whitman College.

Matt is actively involved in the Shoreline community. He serves as Vice President of the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce and sits on the board of the Richmond Beach Community Association. He is also a graduate of Shoreline's CityWise program. Matt is excited to serve on the Planning Commission and help build more connected and sustainable communities through thoughtful planning.

Matt's first term on the Planning Commission will end in 2030.