Julie Coulombe is a Republican representative for House District 11 in South Anchorage, Alaska, serving in the Alaska House of Representatives since 2023. Born in Arlington Heights, Illinois, she is 58 years old, married to Marc for 37 years, with four children and two grandchildren. She has resided in Alaska for 38 years, living in JBER , Eagle River , and Anchorage .

Notable achievements include securing $400,000 for a safe pedestrian crossing at O'Malley Elementary School, $310,837 for safe routes, fire mitigation funding for the Hillside area, and funding for local parks. She advocates for limited government, a strong Alaskan economy, safer school crossings, and a commonsense fiscal plan. She holds positions on the Governor’s Childcare Task Force, Behavioral Health Roadmap for Youth Steering Committee, as Vice President of the Huffman/O’Malley Community Council, board member of HALO , and Commissioner for the Municipality of Anchorage's Housing, Homelessness, and Neighborhood Development.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: B.A. in Journalism & Public Communications with a minor in Political Science from the University of Alaska, Anchorage.
• Professional Experience: State House Representative, Retail Operations & Sales Manager, Teacher’s Assistant.
• Political Experience: Elected to represent House District 11 as a Registered Republican since 2023; two years in office as of her campaign materials, fighting for district funding and priorities.
• Service Organizations: Member of the National Rifle Association.
• Special Interests: Camping, fishing, family time, arts.