Representative Timm Ormsby represents Washington's 3rd Legislative District, which includes parts of Spokane. Born on June 17, 1959, and raised in Spokane, he is a cement mason by trade and a longtime member of the Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association Local 72 since 1990, where he served as past president. He has been business representative for the Northeastern Washington – Northern Idaho Building & Construction Trades Council since 2000. Married to Kim Ormsby, he has three children and four grandchildren. Notable achievements include chairing the House Appropriations Committee, which crafts the state's biennial operating budget; past vice chair of the House Capital Budget Committee; chair of the Select Committee on Pension Policy ; and special appointee to the State Investment Board. He is actively involved in Spokane civic life as president of the Spokane Regional Labor Council and board member of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture and Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on formal education are not publicly detailed in available records. Ormsby entered the Washington State Legislature in 2003, serving continuously since then as a Democrat for the 3rd District. His legislative roles emphasize budget and finance, including development of the state's construction and operating budgets, alongside labor and community leadership positions.