Meet RCS Leadership and Regional Staff
Residential Care Services (RCS) leadership and regional staff recently joined Adult Family Home Council members for an introductory meeting designed to strengthen communication, clarify points of contact, and reinforce RCS’s commitment to working collaboratively with adult family home providers across Washington. The meeting brought together regional administrators, field managers, administrative support staff, and headquarters leadership to help providers better understand who to contact for questions related to licensing, oversight, regulatory guidance, and operational concerns.
During the discussion, RCS representatives emphasized that providers should feel encouraged to reach out to their assigned regional staff with questions before issues escalate, and highlighted the value of continued engagement through AFH Provider Forums and other collaborative settings. The introduction also gave providers an opportunity to hear directly from RCS Headquarters Director Amy Abbott and Deputy Director Miriam Mina, who both expressed appreciation for the work of AFH providers and affirmed their interest in maintaining strong, constructive relationships with providers.
Contact Information
Providers can access the attached regional and headquarters contact lists here:
- Region 1, led by Regional Administrator Jessica Salquist, serves areas east of the Cascades, with AFH coverage based out of Spokane Valley and Union Gap. VIEW CONTACTS
- Region 2, led by Regional Administrator Jeb Korzilius, serves King County north to the Canadian border, including Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, Island, and San Juan counties. VIEW CONTACTS
- Region 3, led by Regional Administrator Rebecca Kane, covers the remainder of western Washington outside Region 2, including Pierce, Kitsap, Thurston, Clark, Cowlitz, and peninsula counties. VIEW CONTACTS
- RCS Headquarters consists of Director Amy Abbott and Deputy Director Miriam Mina. VIEW CONTACTS
These contact sheets include regional administrators, field service administrators, AFH field managers, support staff, office locations, and phone numbers for each area. For AFH providers, keeping the appropriate regional contact information readily available can help streamline communication and ensure questions are directed to the right team as quickly as possible.
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