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November 20, 2025

Skagit County Superior Court

Crandall

Gov. Bob Ferguson named current Skagit County Superior Court Commissioner Mary Crandall to the position of Skagit County Superior Court Judge. Crandall's appointment, effective Dec. 31, fills the position that Judge Thomas Verge's resignation will vacate. She has served four years in her current role as Skagit County Superior Court Commissioner in Mount Vernon, where she presides over matters such as civil protection orders, probate, guardianship, at-risk youth and juvenile offender calendars. She serves on several statewide judicial committees, including family and juvenile law, ethics and guardianship and probate. Before joining the Skagit County Superior Court as a commissioner, Crandall regularly served as a pro tem judge in San Juan County District Court for two years while also working as a prosecutor in Skagit County. In her legal practice, Crandall investigated and prosecuted a variety of criminal cases, including murder and gang-related weapons offenses, working closely with victims and witnesses. Earlier in her career, Crandall spent five years in Portland at the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office. Prior to that, she clerked for Lane County Circuit Court Judge M.K. Merten in Eugene, Oregon. Crandall earned her bachelor's degree from the University of Washington and her law degree from the University of Oregon.




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