Commissioner / Compact Administrator
Mac Pevey began his career with the Washington State Department of Corrections in June 1999 as a community corrections officer and has climbed the
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Mac Pevey began his career with the Washington State Department of Corrections in June 1999 as a community corrections officer and has climbed the ranks, serving as a community corrections supervisor, field administrator for section 4-Pierce County, and as a regional administrator.
Pevey also serves as an adjunct professor of criminal justice at Seattle University (since 2004) and has sat on the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee since its inception.
Pevey has his Bachelor of Criminal Justice from Seattle University and his Masters of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Washington State University. Additionally, he is a graduate of the National Institute of Corrections' Executive Excellence Program in 2015. He is the 2013 recipient of the Secretary's Leadership Award.
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Sex Offender Registration Requirements / Updated 03.14.12
Initiative 502: Marijuana Testing / Effective 06.02.14
Cheryl Strange, Secretary, Department of Corrections
The Honorable Catherine Shaffer, King County Superior Court Judge
Claire Wilson, State Senator
vacant, Victim’s Representative
The Honorable Roger Rogoff, King County Superior Court Judge
Jon Tunheim, Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney
Tarra Simmons, State Representative
Greg Link, Director, Washington Appellate Project
Kimberly Gordon, Attorney at Law
Sonja Hallum, Designee, Office of Financial Management
Jennifer Albright, Citizen Representative
Tony Golik, Clark County Prosecuting Attorney
The Honorable Stanley J. Rumbaugh,, Pierce County Superior Court Judge
Gina Mosbrucker, State Representative
Eric Pettigrew, State Representative
For crimes committed prior to October 1, 2011
Charge per the offender’s assessed Risk Level, Felony offenders Risk: HV (High Violent), HNV (High Non Violent), Mod = $20/mo.; Low = $3/mo.
Misdemeanor Offenders: HV, HNV, Mod = $40/mo.; Low = $20/mo.
For crimes committed on or after October 1, 2011
Charge all offenders $475 per cause.
$100
