The Associated Press
OLYMPIA — David Dicks is leaving his job as head of the Puget Sound Partnership, an agency charged with cleaning up Puget Sound.
Gov. Chris Gregoire announced Wednesday that Dicks will take a position next month with the University of Washington’s College of the Environment as director of strategic partnerships and civic engagement.
Dicks is a lawyer and son of Congressman Norm Dicks and was appointed by the governor in 2007 to lead the Puget Sound agency.
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