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Government 46 2019 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON E LECTED OFFICIALS FEDERAL STATE 7TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT FED President Donald J Trump (R) Governor Jay Inslee (D) Senator Shelly Short (R) ww The White House Office of the Governor LEG 409, 416 Sid Snyder Ave SW, PO Box 40407 Ma 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW PO Box 40002 Olympia, WA 98504-0407 ..........360-786-7612 AGR Washington, DC 20500 .............202-456-1414 Olympia, WA 98504-0002 . 360-902-4111 Representative Jacquelin Maycumber (R) US Vice President Michael R Pence (R) Fax ................................360-753-4110 411 John L O'Brien Building, PO Box 40600 Fa The White House Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7908 C 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Office of the Lt. Governor Toll-Free............................800-562-6000 Washington, DC 20500 .............202-456-1414 PO Box 40400 Representative Joel Kretz (R) Speaker of the House of Representatives Olympia, WA 98504-0400 . 360-786-7700 335A Legislative Bldg, PO Box 40600 Paul Ryan (R) Fax ................................360-786-7749 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7988 H-232, US Capitol Secretary of State Kim Wyman (R) Toll-Free............................800-562-6000 G Washington, DC 20515 .............202-225-0600 Legislative Bldg 12TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT O US Congress PO Box 40220 Senator Brad Hawkins (R) Olympia, WA 98504-0220 . 360-902-4151 107 Newhouse Building, PO Box 40412 Senator Maria Cantwell (D) Olympia, WA 98504-0412 . 360-786-7622 511 Hart Senate Office Bldg Treasurer Duane Davidson (R) Legislative Bldg Representative Cary Condotta (R) Washington, DC 20510 .............202-224-3441 T Fax ................................202-228-0514 PO Box 40200 425B Legislative Bldg, PO Box 40600 Olympia, WA 98504-0200 . 360-902-9001 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7954 825 Jadwin Ave, Ste 206 Toll-Free............................800-562-6000 V GOVERNMENT Richland, WA 99352 ................509-946-8106 State Auditor Pat McCarthy (D) Fax ................................509-946-6937 Insurance Bldg Capitol Campus 3024 GS Center Rd Suite E Wenatchee, WA 98801 ..............509-664-1274 Fo Toll-Free............................888-648-7328 302 Sid Snyder Ave SW Olympia, WA 98504-0021 . 360-902-0370 Representative Mike Steele (R) Senator Patty Murray (D) 122 F Legislative Bldg, PO Box 40600 154 Russell Senate Office Bldg State Attorney General Bob Ferguson (D) Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7832 Washington, DC 20510 .............202-224-2621 1125 Washington St SE Toll-Free............................800-562-6000 Fax ................................202-224-0238 PO Box 40100 402 E Yakima Ave, Ste 420 Olympia, WA 98504-0100 . 360-753-6200 13TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Yakima, WA 98901 ..................509-453-7462 Superintendent of Public Instruction Senator Judy Warnick (R) Ch Fax ................................509-453-7731 Chris Reykdal (D) 103 Irv Newhouse Building, PO Box 40413 4 Olympia, WA 98504.................360-786-7624 US House of Representatives Old Capitol Bldg Co PO Box 47200 326 S Cedar St Ste A 7 4th District Olympia, WA 98504-7200 . 360-725-6000 Moses Lake WA 98837-1923 ........509-766-6505 En Dan Newhouse (R) TTY ................................360-664-3631 Representative Tom Dent (R) 2 1318 Longworth House Office Bldg Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler (D) 437 John L O'Brien Bldg, PO Box 40600 La Washington, DC 20515 .............202-225-5816 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7932 2 Fax ................................202-225-3251 PO Box 40256 Olympia, WA 98504-0256 . 360-725-7080 Toll-Free............................800-562-6000 402 E Yakima Ave, Suite 445 Fax ................................360-586-2018 Representative Matt Manweller (R) Me Yakima, WA 98901 ..................509-452-3243 TDD/TTY . 360-586-0241 470 John L O'Brien Bldg, PO Box 40600 Ok Fax ................................509-452-3438 Toll-Free............................800-562-6900 Olympia, WA 98504-0600 . 360-786-7808 5th District Toll-Free Legislative Hotline T Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R) Issues or Questions .................800-562-6000 1314 Longworth House Office Bldg Washington, DC 20515 .............202-225-2006 Fax ................................202-225-3392 Ok 26 E Main St Ste 2 2 Walla Walla, WA 99362 ..............509-529-9358 Tw 2 Wi A 46 Pe 2019 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON U NITED STATES GOVERNMENT FEDERAL INFORMATION CENTER Public Buildings & Real Property Tonasket Substation www.usa.gov 301 Yakima Wenatchee .............509-664-7339 7 Clarkson Mill Rd ...................509-486-2571 Main Number 844USAGOV1 ...........844-872-4681 Purchasing & Contracting Twisp ...............................509-997-1014 612 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF 5 Melody Ln Wenatchee .............509-664-9234 Valhalla Substation Rural Development USDA Service Centers Malaga Hwy Wenatchee ............509-662-4267 Federal Building Office Room 314 Farm Service Agency ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY 301 Yakima St Wenatchee .........509-663-4019 908 Chelan County US EPA Region 10 Okanogan Field Office 000 215 Melody Ln Rm 303 Wenatchee 509-662-1141 1200 6th Ave Ste 900 Seattle ........800-424-4372 GOVERNMENT Farm Programs Rm 101 ...........509-422-2750 FARM & HOME ADMINISTRATION Douglas County Farm Loan Programs Rm 103 ......509-422-2767 103 Baker St N Waterville ..........509-745-8561 Service Center See Agricultural Dept Of Rural Economic & Community 988 Ferry County 84 E Delaware Ave .....509-775-3390 PO Box 489 Waterville ............509-745-8561 Development 000 Grant County Steliko Work Center Ardenvoir ........509-784-1976 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 2145 Basin St SW Ste A Ephrata....509-754-2463 Tonasket Ranger District Emergency 1110 3rd Ave Seattle ......206-622-0460 Okanogan County 1 W Winesap ........................509-486-2186 Spokane ..............................509-458-8100 1251 Second Ave S Ste 103 ........509-422-3292 TTY Extension.......................509-486-5144 HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES DEPT OF 7622 Research & Development Three Rivers Ranger Dist Inchelium . 509-738-7700 General Information & Services Social Security 301 Yakima St Wenatchee .........509-663-4019 Wenatchee National Forest 301 Yakima St Ste 212 Wen ..........800-772-1213 Tree Fruit Research Laboratory 600 Sherbourne Leavenworth .......509-548-2550 IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION DEPT OF 954 1104 N Western Ave Wen ..........509-664-2280 AIR FORCE DEPT OF Brooklyn NY...........................800-375-5283 000 Veterinary Services Recruiting Station TDD .................................800-767-1833 33643 US Hwy 97 Oroville ........509-476-2635 230 Grant Rd #1 East Wenatchee.....509-884-4608 INDIAN AFFAIRS BUREAU OF Forest Service 274 Air National Guard WA Main Number .........................509-634-2200 Natural Resources Conservation Service 1230 5th St Wenatchee .............509-662-0438 Admin Offices Keller ..................509-634-2300 Ferry County PO Box 1045 Republic 888-834-7516 141st Air Refueling Wing Facility Management/Subagency Republic 84 E Delaware Ave .......509-775-3473 1 E Bong St Ste 219 Fairchild AFB . 509-247-7100 301 Hall Crk Rd Inchelium ...........509-722-7090 832 Tonasket 1 W Winesap.............509-486-2186 000 Recruiting Office Keller ...............................509-634-2520 Waterville 203 E Locust ...........509-745-8362 1009 N Washington St Ste C .......509-247-7810 Fire Control & Management Wenatchee 215 Melody Ln ........509-664-9200 ARMY DEPT OF PO Box 325 Keller ...................509-634-4511 Chelan Ranger District Army National Guard-See Washington State Or ................................. 509-634-3100 428 W Woodin Ave ..................509-682-4900 INTERIOR DEPT OF 624 Army Recruiting Stations Colville Natl Forest 230 Grant Rd #3 East Wenatchee ....509-884-1464 Bureau Of Land Management 765 South Main Street...............509-684-7000 505 Corps of Engineers 915 Walla Walla Wenatchee..........509-665-2100 Entiat Ranger District Chief Joseph Dam, Resident Engineer Bureau Of Reclamation 2108 Entiat Wy .....................509-784-4700 Box 1120 Bridgeport ..............509-686-5501 Ephrata Office-32 C St NW Lake Wenatchee Ranger Station .......509-763-3103 Civil Air Patrol Training Center Information ......................509-754-0214 932 22976 Lake Wenatchee Hwy Personnel & Administration .......509-754-0205 000 Camp ESTA 50 Airport St Leavenworth........................509-763-2533 NE Ephrata .......................509-754-3273 Purchasing .......................509-754-0204 Methow Valley Ranger District CUSTOMS & BORDER PROTECTION Water & Lands ....................509-754-0214 Okanogan National Forest Valley Office Water Operations .................509-754-0240 808 1240 S 2nd Okanogan ..............509-826-3275 Curlew Station 5 Forest Ln ............509-779-4376 Grand Coulee Dam Power Office TTY Extension.......................509-826-3765 19130 N Hwy 21 Danville ...........509-779-4862 Information ......................509-633-1360 Nighthawk Port of.....................509-476-2125 Administrative Services ...........509-633-9507 000 Fire Emergency Only ................509-422-7348 North Cascade Smoke Jumper Base 33643 Hwy 97 Oroville ..............509-476-2955 Plant Security ....................509-633-9209 23 Intercity Airport Rd ............509-997-2031 1105 Main St Oroville ...............509-476-3622 Public Affairs Officer . 509-633-9503 Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Headquarters Port of Chelan County Recorded Visitor Info ..............509-633-3838 215 Melody Ln Wen .................509-664-9200 238 Olds Station Rd Ste A............509-663-5159
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