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Warren McLeod
(Prefers Republican Party) statement appears human The Office Mission Statement was developed in 2011: The Lewis County Coroner’s Office determines the cause and manner of reported deaths by conducting professional medicolegal death investigations while ensuring that everyone who has suffered a loss is treated with dignity, respect and compassion.
Vision Statements (2011): Office transparency; Staff certifications; Public safety partnerships.; Reduce preventable deaths.
Under Warren’s leadership, the office has been accredited (IACME) since 2012. The staff are certified as death investigators through WA CJTC/WACME as well as the ABMDI. Professional Memberships: American Academy Forensic Sciences/WA Homicide Investigators Assoc./International Assoc. Coroners & Medical Examiners/WA Assoc. Coroners & Medical Examiners
Warren and the coroner staff are committed to working with community public safety partners to provide professional, compassionate service to everyone who has suffered the devastating loss of a loved one. It is important that people can be provided with answers so that they can begin the healing process.
Jessica Stickley
(Prefers Independent Party) statement likely AI Jessica Stickley has called Lewis County home since 2005 and has dedicated her career to serving its people during some of life’s most difficult moments.
Jessica has been in the medicolegal death investigation field for nearly 15 years. She began her work as an on-call Deputy Coroner in 2009, serving through 2019. Her service continued as a Coroner Investigator from 2023 to 2025, and she currently serves as a Medicolegal Death Investigator. In addition, she has been committed to the human services field since 2008, supporting individuals in times of crisis as a mental health professional.
Jessica has a clear mission: to bring compassion, professionalism, and a focus on prevention to the office. She understands that behind every case is a family, a story, and a community impacted by loss. Her priorities include treating every individual and family with dignity and respect, strengthening collaboration with first responders and community partners, improving transparency and communication with the public, and supporting prevention efforts to reduce avoidable deaths.
Jessica believes the coroner’s office should not only serve the deceased but also protect the living through education, awareness, and community engagement. She is committed to serving Lewis County with integrity, empathy, and dedication.