David Dahl to run for re-election for Washington City Councilman At-Large
David Dahl is running for a seat on the Washington City Council as a councilman-at-large in the May 2023 Primary.
“I want to continue moving Washington forward,” said Dahl. “A lot of good things are happening in Washington. Progress is being made on several fronts. I want to do what I can to keep Washington a great place to live.”
Dahl, a Republican, has served on the council since 2016. Dahl retired from Midwestern Engineers, Inc. in 2015, having served 20 years as President/CEO. A Registered Professional Engineer, Dahl was a Project Engineer for numerous civil engineering projects, including water treatment plants for the City of Washington and the Patoka Lake Regional Water District. In addition, Dahl was responsible for the structural and mechanical design of queuing stations, ride pumps, and wave and splash pools at Holiday World.
He was an Adjunct Professor of Engineering in the College of Science, Engineering, & Mathematics at Vincennes University and a past president of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Indiana. In 2005 Dahl received ACEC Indiana’s Consulting Engineer of the Year Award. A part-time author, Dahl most recently completed a detailed history of the Patoka Lake Regional Water and Sewer District. He and his wife, Elain, have two grown children that live in Washington, and they feel blessed to have their grandchildren near.
“Each morning, I exercise by walking the streets of Washington. I am proud of what I see. Everywhere homes are being fixed up and yards landscaped. Washington is a good place to live, and I want to keep us prospering.”
