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Paul Greenlee approached civic involvement with a simple guiding question, a phrase he returned to often over the years:
“How do we transform a bunch of garage doors into a community?”
Former Washougal City Councilor Paul Greenlee diesSubscriber Exclusive
‘Paul had a great impact’ on the community
- By Doug Flanagan
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July 23, 2026 8:05 am
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Government, News, Washougal
Then-Washougal City Councilor Paul Greenlee chats with Dani Allen, Jemtegaard Middle School art teacher, during a June 23, 2018, artists reception for the 11 middle school students who created designs on birdhouses hung outside Washougal City Hall. (Columbian file photo)
Washougal Business Association President Paul Greenlee speaks during the Washougal Business Association’s “relaunch” event Oct. 12, 2023, at 54-40 Brewing Company in Washougal. (Doug Flanagan/The Columbian)
Paul Greenlee poses for a photo at Washougal Coffee Company in January 2022. (Doug Flanagan/The Columbian)
Washougal Business Association President Paul Greenlee on Aug. 1, 2024, at the city of Washougal’s wayfinding sign on Main Street. Greenlee, the late president of the Washougal Business Association, claimed that the sign was outdated and could be improved. (Doug Flanagan/The Columbian)
Washougal City Councilor Paul Greenlee, left, eats lunch with Olivia McKinney, 15, a Washougal High sophomore, at a Dec. 21, 2018, “Use Your Voice” workshop at Washougal High’s Excelsior building. (Kelly Moyer/Post-Record files)
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