A life shaped by service.
Healthcare worker. Mother. Naturalized American citizen. Redmond neighbor.
Giving back is part of who I am.
Raven’s professional life has been rooted in hands-on care and service. As a healthcare worker, she has worked closely with patients, nurses, families, and care teams. The work requires compassion, careful listening, reliability, patience, and respect for the dignity of every person.
Those same habits shape the way Raven thinks about public service: listen closely, understand what people need, work with others, and follow through.
She is also a mother who cares deeply about the community future generations will inherit — whether families feel safe, whether local government is responsible, whether neighbors are heard, and whether Redmond remains a place where people can build a good life.
Care, family, and community.
Life in and around Redmond.
Why City Council?
I’m running because I believe Redmond deserves local leadership that listens, treats people with respect, and focuses on practical outcomes. I want to help build a stronger Redmond for generations to come.
Invested in Redmond’s quality of life.
Redmond Area Park and Recreation District
Kevin Scoggin, my fiancé, serves as Vice Chair of the Redmond Area Park and Recreation District Board of Directors. His service reflects a shared commitment to the spaces, programs, and community connections that help make Redmond a great place to live.
The district’s new community recreation center will expand opportunities for recreation, fitness, therapeutic programs, and aquatic activities across the greater Redmond area.
Learn about the community recreation center projectFreedom with responsibility.
I was not born in the United States. Becoming an American citizen gave me a deeply personal appreciation for the freedom and opportunity this country offers.
Freedom is not separate from responsibility. It means respecting our neighbors, caring for our community, obeying the law, and making choices that allow other people to live freely and safely too.
Listen. Work together. Solve the problem.
Good local government should understand the concern, enforce reasonable rules, hold individuals accountable for irresponsible behavior, and look for balanced solutions.
“We should begin with how we can keep people safe while preserving the freedoms and traditions that matter to our community.”