Ian Huri is a retired law enforcement executive with more than 23 years of public safety leadership experience. Most recently, he served as Division Chief for the Support Services Division at the King County Sheriff’s Office, where he oversaw critical functions including 911 communications, Human Resources, Training, Technology, Property Management, Finance, Public Disclosure, and Courthouse Security. Throughout his career, Ian was recognized for building high-performing teams, improving organizational efficiency, and fostering collaboration across complex public sector organizations.
A lifelong Washingtonian, Ian dedicated more than two decades to law enforcement service. Prior to his role with the King County Sheriff’s Office, he served 21 years with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office, rising through the ranks to become Bureau Chief of Patrol Operations and finally Undersheriff. His career included assignments as a SWAT negotiator, patrol commander, and patrol officer. Among his proudest accomplishments was creating a multidisciplinary unit that paired law enforcement officers with social workers to assist individuals experiencing homelessness and substance use disorders. This innovative program earned him the National Sheriffs’ Association Medal of Merit and a Human Rights Award from the Snohomish County Human Rights Commission.
Ian holds a Master of Science in Management and Leadership from Western Governors University and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Washington State University. He is a graduate of Northwestern University’s School of Police Staff and Command and is a recipient of the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy Award.
Ian lives in south Snohomish County with his wife of more than 26 years. He enjoys golfing, traveling, following sports, and supporting youth athletics. He remains active in his community through volunteer service, including supporting Special Olympics Washington and serving on committees that advance educational and community initiatives.