Clallam County, Washington

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

The Clallam County Solid Waste Advisory Committee will review draft updates for chapters 2-5 of the Solid Waste Management Plan, including data trends, facility operations, and disposal options. The committee will also hear presentations on industrial symbiosis from Washington State Senator Mike Chapman and Colleen Macaleer.

• Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan Update Discussion
• Industrial Symbiosis Presentations & Discussion
• Review of Solid Waste Management Plan chapters 2-5
• Public comment on solid waste issues
• Discussion on waste transfer and disposal recommendations

Fair Advisory Board

The Clallam County Fair Advisory Board will meet to discuss and vote on a budget request totaling $37,800 for items including new signage, equipment maintenance, and security.

• Fairgrounds Signs: $4,000
• Superintendents and Judges Payment: $9,000
• Generator and Light Service: $6,000
• Fairgrounds Wi-Fi Installation: $7,000
• Police Protection and Parking: $4,800

Clallam County Finance Committee

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Clallam County Public Utility District, County Board of Commissioners, and Port of Port Angeles will hold a special joint commission meeting to receive updates on water and wastewater systems, tribal coordination, airport projects, and economic development. Attendees will review and numerically prioritize a short list of interagency projects, including the Simdars Interchange and McKinnley Site, for attention between July and October. The meeting also sets dates for the next three joint commission sessions.

• Simdars Interchange – project review and prioritization
• McKinnley Site – project review and prioritization
• Lower Elwha Wastewater Project – update
• Taxiway Alpha Reconstruction at Fairchild International Airport – update
• Whitefeather Access at John Wayne Marina Area – update

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Noxious Weed Control Board

The Noxious Weed Control Board will meet to review staff, financial, and road department reports. The board is scheduled to discuss the 2027 budget under new business.

• 2027 Budget discussion
• Road Department IWM report
• General/Education and Inspection Program report
• Financial report

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Homelessness Task Force

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Trails Advisory Committee

Housing Solutions Committee

The committee will discuss the Francis Ridge Senior Apartment Application Review Committee, the housing registry, and provide a financial update on the Affordable Sales and Use Tax.

• Francis Ridge Senior Apartment Application Review Committee
• Housing Registry project updates
• Affordable Sales and Use Tax financial update

Board of County Commissioners

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Department of Natural Resources Meetings

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Peninsula Housing Authority

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Trails Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

Crescent Community Advisory Council

The council will meet to discuss updates from local agencies and community organizations. The body will also address open membership positions for the Grange, At-large, and Crescent School District Student Body.

• Approval of June 3, 2026 meeting minutes
• Fire District 4 news
• DNR update
• Crescent School news
• Joyce Daze Festival discussion

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Peninsula Housing Authority

Planning Commission

Sheriff’s Citizens Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Homelessness Task Force

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

Marine Resources Committee

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Noxious Weed Control Board

Board of County Commissioners

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Department of Natural Resources Meetings

Board of County Commissioners

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Miscellaneous Meetings

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Clallam County Finance Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Revenue Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Homelessness Task Force

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Marine Resources Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Homelessness Task Force

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Fair Advisory Board

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Housing Solutions Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Homelessness Task Force

Planning Commission

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

Revenue Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Fair Advisory Board

Heritage Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Revenue Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Homelessness Task Force

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Heritage Advisory Board

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Marine Resources Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Housing Solutions Committee

Heritage Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Heritage Advisory Board

Homelessness Task Force

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Fair Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

Heritage Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Marine Resources Committee

Board of Health

Fair Advisory Board

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Housing Solutions Committee

Heritage Advisory Board

Homelessness Task Force

Planning Commission

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Planning Commission

Fair Advisory Board

Heritage Advisory Board

Housing Solutions Committee

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Homelessness Task Force

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of County Commissioners will consider an ordinance regarding the County Administrator's employment contract. The board is also reviewing several agreement amendments and approving payroll and vouchers.

• Ordinance regarding the employment contract for the County Administrator
• Approval of $934,647.29 in accounts payable vouchers
• Approval of $3,044,149.53 in payroll
• Agreement amendment with System Operations Services, LLC for Clallam Bay & Sekiu Treatment Plant
• Agreement with Department of Commerce Office of Crime Victims Advocacy for Victim Witness Assistance Grant

Board of Health

The Board of Health will consider a recommendation to appoint Tara Coffin to the At-Large seat. It will discuss a $580,000 reduction in Foundational Public Health Services funding effective July 1, which is expected to eliminate six positions. A motion will be voted on to reallocate $18,756 of opioid settlement funds to maintain three staff at the Harm Reduction Health Center. An infectious disease update will report low rates of flu, RSV, COVID‑19 and a pertussis cluster investigation.

• Recommendation to appoint Tara Coffin as At-Large Board of Health member
• Foundational Public Health Services funding reduced by approximately $580,000, eliminating six positions
• Motion to reallocate $18,756 from opioid settlement funds to sustain three staff at the Harm Reduction Health Center
• Infectious disease update noting low influenza, RSV, COVID‑19 rates and a pertussis cluster among children
• Environmental Health 2025 Annual Report presentation postponed

Marine Resources Committee

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to discuss various administrative contracts, public works engineering requests, and a resolution regarding sewer development charges. The session includes reviews of health and emergency management agreements and land conservation efforts.

• Resolution to waive County sewer development charges for affordable housing projects under 80% of median income in the Port Angeles eastern urban growth area
• Contract with North Olympic Land Trust for a conservation easement on Big Red Barn Farm
• Request for qualifications for professional engineering services for 3 Crabs Road and the Safe Street 4 All Safety Action Plan
• Call for bids for Bullman Beach Water Association Treatment System Improvement
• Contract with Cities Digital, Inc. for Onsite Sewage System data platform

Revenue Advisory Committee

Hearing Examiner

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session to continue the Comprehensive Plan Update. The body will review proposed zoning changes to address housing availability and regulatory barriers identified by the Department of Commerce.

• Proposed increase of multi-family housing density in URH, VLD, and LO zones
• Proposed change to satellite bedroom bar sink limits from 1.0 to 1.5 cubic feet
• Review of revised Addendum 3 regarding racially disparate impacts in housing analysis
• Proposed decrease of side yard setbacks to 6 feet for all urban residential zones
• Discussion of zero lot-line setbacks in urban residential zones to facilitate townhouses

Peninsula Housing Authority

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review vouchers totaling $904,228.32 and a request for engineering services for the Clallam Slough Bridge Replacement Project. The body is also discussing supplemental budget appropriations and a grant for the Dry Creek Water Association.

• Approval of $904,228.32 in accounts payable vouchers
• Request for qualifications for Clallam Slough Bridge Replacement Project engineering services
• Proposed $80,000 reimbursement for Auditor Information Security Funds
• Proposed $6,830 grant for Sheriff's Office sexual assault kit refrigerator
• Hearing for a grant from the Opportunity Fund to Dry Creek Water Association

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Behavioral Health Advisory Board will consider old business items, including several vacant positions and a discussion of by‑laws. New business consists of program updates from the First Step Family Support Center, the LIFT Court, and the Drug Court. No formal decisions are indicated; the meeting focuses on information sharing and discussion.

• Vacant positions: Tribal Representative, Services for the Homeless Representative, Private Provider of SUD Services
• By‑laws discussion
• Program update – First Step Family Support Center
• Program update – LIFT Court (presented by Kirsten Poole)
• Program update – Drug Court (presented by Candice Fowler)

Miscellaneous Meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will discuss proposed supplemental appropriations and debatable emergencies for a July 28 meeting. The agenda also includes agreement amendments for document conversion and treatment plant operations, as well as final plat approval for Atterberry Landing.

• Discussion on proposed supplemental appropriations for July 28
• Discussion on proposed debatable emergencies for July 28
• Agreement amendment with Administrative Office of the Courts for document conversion
• Agreement amendment with System Operations Services, LLC for Clallam Bay & Sekiu Treatment Plant
• Approval of final plat LDV2018-00034 Atterberry Landing

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to discuss the Comprehensive Plan and receive community updates. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from four previous 2026 sessions.

• Comprehensive Plan discussion
• Community updates
• Approval of minutes from February 12, March 12, April 9, and June 11, 2026

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Dungeness River Management Team will review the Washington’s Water Future Initiative and discuss 2026 drought planning and response. The meeting includes updates on water conservation programs and fish passage projects.

• Washington’s Water Future Initiative overview and discussion
• 2026 Dungeness Drought Planning & Response updates
• McDonald Fish Passage Barrier Project update
• OCR Update from Clallam County
• Water conservation outreach and messaging from WSU Extension

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

The Animal Solutions Advisory Committee will meet on July 7, 2026 to discuss a partnership with the Jefferson County Humane Society, continue conversations on revising puppy sale ordinances, and consider Open Door School microchip scanning stations. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda; the items are listed for discussion and public comment.

• Discussion with Jefferson County Humane Society
• Continued conversation – puppy sale ordinances
• Open Door School microchip scanning stations

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will approve accounts payable totaling $453,165.06 and appoint Tara Coffin to the Board of Health. The meeting includes a public hearing notice for a budget review and a contract for the County Administrator.

• Approval of vouchers totaling $453,165.06
• Appointment of Tara Coffin to the Clallam County Board of Health
• Public hearing notice for Mid-year 2026 Budget Review
• Employment contract with Todd Mielke for County Administrator duties
• Agreement amendment with Department of Commerce for homelessness assistance

The Board of Commissioners approved several items via consent agenda, including a contract for the County Administrator and weekly vouchers. A public hearing regarding an ordinance for the County Administrator's employment contract is scheduled for July 21, 2026.

• Approved weekly vouchers totaling $453,165.06
• Approved resolution appointing Tara Coffin to the Clallam County Board of Health
• Approved agreement amendment with Department of Commerce Housing Division for homelessness assistance
• Approved employment contract for Todd Mielke as Clallam County Administrator

Heritage Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a request for engineering qualifications for the Clallam Slough Bridge Replacement Project. The session includes committee appointments and a notice for a mid-year budget review public hearing.

• Request for qualifications for professional engineering services for the Clallam Slough Bridge Replacement Project
• Resolution appointing Sondra Lundvick to the Revenue Advisory Committee
• Resolution appointing Sondra Lundvick to the Crescent Community Advisory Council
• Pre-application questionnaire with USDA Forest Services for Secure Rural Schools Title II Grant
• Public hearing notice for the Mid-year 2026 Budget Review scheduled for July 28, 2026

Housing Solutions Committee

Hearing Examiner

Planning Commission

Trails Advisory Committee

The Clallam County Trails Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, discuss maintenance projects, and hear from Sheriff Brian King regarding law enforcement on the Olympic Discovery Trail.

• Approval of April 1, 2026 meeting minutes
• ODT improvement/expansion project updates
• County volunteer and maintenance project reports
• Discussion: Law enforcement on the Olympic Discovery Trail
• Public comment period

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will approve accounts payable totaling $1.57 million and payroll of $1.1 million. The agenda includes resolutions to adopt budget revisions and supplemental appropriations, as well as emergency funding requests for public safety and sewer operations.

• Accounts Payable: $1,571,104.99
• Payroll: $1,101,229.84
• Budget revisions: $214,636
• Supplemental appropriations: $43,000
• Emergency funding requests: $242,500

The Board of Commissioners approved several debatable emergency resolutions for the Sheriff's Office and Clallam Bay/Sekiu Sewer. Additionally, the Board adopted multiple budget revisions and supplemental appropriations across various county departments.

• Approved authorization for Linda Capps to move forward with specific parcels (Executive Session)
• Adopted consent agenda including payroll, vouchers, and committee appointments
• Adopted emergency funding for Sheriff Clinical Services ($97,000)
• Adopted emergency funding for Sheriff Operations ($162,500)
• Adopted emergency funding for Clallam Bay-Sekiu Sewer staff costs ($65,000)
• Adopted emergency funding for Public Works-Clallam Bay-Sekiu Sewer ($65,000)
• Approved Regional Surface Transportation Block Grant funding
• Approved Washington State Military Department and FEMA agreement

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several administrative actions, including appointing Tara Coffin to the County Board of Health and adopting an amended sewer and wastewater facilities plan. They will also discuss agreements for homelessness assistance, collective bargaining with the Sheriff's Office Patrol Sergeants Guild, and an employment contract for the County Administrator. A hearing is scheduled for July 21 to address an ordinance related to the County Administrator's employment contract.

• Resolution appointing Tara Coffin to the Clallam County Board of Health
• Agreement amendment A with the Department of Commerce Housing Division for homelessness assistance
• Agreement with the Sheriff's Office Patrol Sergeants Guild for collective bargaining
• Employment contract with Todd Mielke for County Administrator duties
• Resolution adopting the amended Clallam Bay / Sekiu General Sewer / Wastewater Facilities Plan

Miscellaneous Meetings

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

The Clallam County Fair Advisory Board will meet to review committee reports, including the Fair Budget and Fairgrounds Master Plan, and receive a staff report on July events.

• Review of Fair Budget and Master Plan
• Staff report on July Fairgrounds events
• Committee reports on livestock auction and rodeo
• Discussion on Exhibitors Guide and Camping
• Committee reports on Advertising/Public Relations

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider multiple agreements for criminal justice services with the cities of Port Angeles and Sequim. The meeting includes approvals for payroll and vouchers, as well as contracts for jail security electronics and inmate tracking software.

• Approval of $3,001,571.73 in payroll and $133,918.64 in accounts payable
• Agreement with Accurate Electric Unlimited for Juvenile Services and Jail Detention Security Electronics Systems Replacement Project
• Agreement with Tyler Technologies, Inc for inmate tracking and reporting software
• Call for a July 14 hearing regarding a proposed Opportunity Fund grant for the Dry Creek Water Association
• Criminal justice service agreements with the City of Port Angeles and City of Sequim

Board of County Commissioners

The Commissioners will discuss several agreements with local cities for criminal justice services and a joint agreement with the Washington State Military Department and FEMA for 3 Crabs Road. They will also consider a verbal approval to shift opioid settlement money from harm‑reduction supplies to staffing, and appoint two members to the Revenue Advisory Committee. Additional items include a DOT Highway 101 discussion and a letter to the Attorney General on public‑records rules.

• Verbal approval to reallocate opioid settlement funds from harm‑reduction supplies to staffing
• Agreement with Washington State Military Department and FEMA for 3 Crabs Road
• Multiple agreements with the City of Port Angeles for criminal justice district court, prosecuting attorney, confinement, and public defense services
• Multiple agreements with the City of Sequim for similar criminal justice services
• Resolution appointing Ryan Amiot and Justin McNeal to the Revenue Advisory Committee

Peninsula Housing Authority

The Peninsula Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including funding requests, budget approval, and policy updates. Items include authorizing a $25,000 grant from the First Fed Foundation and a $10,000 grant from the Albert Haller Foundation for the Eklund at Gales project, adopting the FY 2027 budget, updating the Section 8 administration plan, and revising the employee handbook.

• Resolution #PHA-2026-16: authorize $25,000 First Fed Foundation grant for Eklund at Gales construction
• Resolution #PHA-2026-17: authorize $10,000 Albert Haller Foundation grant for Eklund at Gales construction
• Resolution #PHA-2026-19: adopt Fiscal Year 2027 budget
• Resolution #PHA-2026-18: update Section 8 administration plan
• Resolution #PHA-2026-20: update employee handbook

Planning Commission

The Clallam County Planning Commission will consider public comments on the Comprehensive Plan update that addresses an irrigation pipeline moratorium and ditch protection. Topics include Director Emery's April 29, 2026 memo opposing a moratorium, questions about permit authority with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and whether the 2003 FEIS remains adequate under SEPA. The commission will discuss these issues but no formal decision is recorded in the agenda.

• Review of Director Emery's April 29, 2026 memo opposing a ditch tightlining moratorium
• Discussion of permit authority and a response from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife stating the matter is outside its regulatory scope
• Evaluation of the 2003 FEIS adequacy under SEPA given changed conditions
• Consideration of a potential moratorium on further ditch tightlining
• Public concerns about unauthorized pipeline construction and environmental impacts

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several budget revisions and supplemental appropriations, including grants for cemetery restoration and beaver projects. The board is also calling for a hearing to address emergency funding needs for Sheriff overtime and sewer staffing. Additionally, the board will consider an ordinance regarding building permit expiration and renewal.

• Approval of $1,932,065.28 in accounts payable and $1,085,226.13 in payroll
• Proposed $162,500 and $7,000 emergency funding for Sheriff patrol and clinical services overtime
• Proposed $130,000 total for Clallam Bay-Sekiu Sewer staffing costs
• Supplemental appropriations including $50,000 for Port Crescent Cemetery and $24,000 for beaver restoration
• Ordinance amending Clallam County Code Chapter 21.01 regarding Building and Construction Code permit expiration

The Board of Commissioners approved several advisory committee appointments, payroll, and departmental contract amendments. The Board also issued notices regarding upcoming budget revisions and supplemental appropriations to be considered on June 30.

• Approved weekly accounts payable of $1,932,065.28
• Approved total payroll of $1,085,226.13
• Amended Coroner resolution to include a July 1 start date
• Approved Peninsula Housing Authority Board appointments
• Approved Animal Solutions Advisory Committee appointments
• Approved Lake Sutherland Steering Committee appointments
• Approved Solid Waste Advisory Committee appointment
• Approved Marine Resources Advisory Committee appointment

Board of Health

The Board of Health will review a recommendation for a community stakeholder vacancy and discuss funding updates for Foundational Public Health Services. The board will also consider a request to reallocate opioid settlement funding and receive the 2025 Environmental Health Annual Report.

• Interview panel recommendation for Board of Health vacancy
• Foundational Public Health Services (FPHS) funding update
• Opioid settlement funding reallocation request
• 2025 Environmental Health Annual Report and Solid Waste Update
• Infectious disease update from the Health Officer

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss several service agreements and grant applications. The meeting includes reviews of security electronics for juvenile and jail facilities and proposed budget revisions.

• Agreement with Accurate Electric Unlimited for Juvenile Services and Jail Detention Security Electronics Systems Replacement Project
• Agreement with Tyler Technologies, Inc for inmate tracking and reporting software
• Call for hearing on July 14, 2026, regarding a proposed grant for the Dry Creek Water Association
• Agreement with Washington State Military Department and U.S. Department of Homeland Security for Emergency Management Preparedness Grant
• Contract with Salish Behavioral Health Administrative Services Organization for Criminal Justice Treatment Services

Marine Resources Committee

The Marine Resources Committee will hear a presentation from GIS Specialist Suzanne Shull. It will discuss legislature outreach and the MRC workgroup. Announcements include upcoming festivals, a Shore Friendly Workshop, and a Northwest Straits Commission meeting. The committee will set the date for the next regular meeting and invite new agenda items.

• Presentation by Suzanne Shull – GIS Specialist for Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
• Discussion of legislature outreach and MRC workgroup
• Announcements of Fall Festivals 2026, Shore Friendly Workshop (Aug 19), and Northwest Straits Commission meeting (July 24)
• Committee and project reports from advisory and education/outreach sub‑committees
• Scheduling of next regular meeting for August 17, 2026

Revenue Advisory Committee

The Revenue Advisory Committee will hear a Department of Natural Resources presentation on encumbered lands and an update on timber sales and harvests. Commissioners will provide a report from the Board of Natural Resources and an update on the NP Buffer Rule amicus brief. The committee will also follow up on a Five Corners letter and consider state forest transfer lands reconveyance. No formal decisions are listed; the items are for discussion and information.

• Encumbered Lands Presentation – DNR
• Update on Timber Sales and Harvests – DNR
• BNR Report – Commissioner Johnson
• NP Buffer Rule Amicus Participants – Connie Beauvais
• Discussion on state forest transfer lands reconveyance considerations

Department of Natural Resources Meetings

The Department of Natural Resources reported the quarterly revenue it distributed to Clallam County from timber sales on state forest lands for the period January 1‑March 31 2026. The report lists the total amount received and provides a detailed table of individual timber sale contracts, their contract numbers, sale dates, and projected values. The county will use these funds according to state law for local services.

• Quarter‑1 2026 timber revenue to Clallam County: $1,456,603.55
• Timber sale contracts listed include Ridge Run, Doc Holliday, Beaver Hill, and others
• Each contract shows a lump‑sum sale amount and projected county share (e.g., Ridge Run $562,929, 70% to county)
• Revenue includes only timber sales; non‑timber sources are not included
• Distribution follows RCW 79.64.110 for state forest lands

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

The Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee will review minutes from previous meetings and discuss updates on housing, zoning, and community projects. The meeting will also include public comment periods.

• Approval of minutes from February, March, and April 2026
• Housing issues discussion
• Zoning and comprehensive plan discussion
• Community updates from various groups
• Public comment sessions

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Dungeness River Management Team will hold a panel discussion on the Dungeness Ground Water Model and its potential update. The meeting includes presentations on how the model determines impacts for new water use and perspectives from the WA Department of Ecology.

• Panel discussion on Dungeness Ground Water Model background and calibration
• Presentation on Dungeness Water Exchange (DWE) mitigation bank and water use impacts
• WA Department of Ecology discussion on updating the Dungeness Watershed Plan
• Update on the McDonald Fish Passage Barrier Project
• Request from League of Women Voters of Clallam County to establish a Water Resources Task Force

Miscellaneous Meetings

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

The committee will receive updates on Project SAFER's first responder information forms and upcoming fair. Members will also review school transition program student increases and state agency updates.

• Project SAFER event at the Clallam County Fair on August 20, 2026
• Project SAFER enrollment forms for first responder access
• BOCC approved amendment to QVSD Contract adding two students
• Sexual Health Trainings scheduled for October 6 & 7 at the Lincoln Center
• Guardianship Trainings scheduled for Spring 2027

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners approved several contracts and the appointment of a new coroner. The Board also approved weekly vouchers totaling $691,645.83.

• Approved weekly accounts payable total of $691,645.83
• Approved agreement with Ovibos Consulting for parks marketing strategy
• Approved agreement with City of Sequim for materials and supplies
• Approved agreement with Department of Commerce for Eklund at Gales Project
• Approved agreement with Public Utility District No. 1 for Eklund at Gales Project
• Appointed Rebecca Shankles as Clallam County Coroner

Board of County Commissioners

Housing Solutions Committee

The committee will meet to review old business regarding the PHA Eklund at Gales project and plan for the July meeting. The agenda includes a community update and periods for public comment.

• Discussion of PHA Eklund at Gales

Opportunity Fund Board

The Clallam County Opportunity Fund Advisory Board will review an application from the Dry Creek Water Association. The request seeks funds to relocate water distribution lines and a pressure-reducing valve vault to accommodate the widening of Edgewood Drive in Port Angeles.

• Application from Dry Creek Water Association for infrastructure relocation on Edgewood Drive
• Approval of January 7, 2026 meeting minutes

Hearing Examiner

The Hearing Examiner is reviewing a code enforcement case regarding a property in Forks. The meeting has been continued to June 18, 2026.

• CODE2026-00079: Alleged operation of a campground and event venue without a valid Conditional Use Permit at 584 Wentworth Road

Trails Advisory Committee

The Clallam County Trails Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes from May 6, review updates on the ODT Forks to La Push and Raise Grant projects, and discuss Miller Peninsula State Park. The meeting will also include reports on volunteer and county maintenance crews.

• Approval of May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
• ODT-Forks to La Push project update
• Raise Grant project update
• Miller Peninsula State Park discussion
• Volunteer and county maintenance crew reports

Planning Commission

Crescent Community Advisory Council

The council will vote to approve the minutes from the March 4, 2026 meeting. It will then hear updates from Fire District 4, the Department of Natural Resources, Crescent School, and Crescent Water & Port. The council will also receive information about the Joyce Daze Festival, county news, and open membership positions. No other decisions are listed.

• Approve minutes from March 4, 2026 meeting
• Fire District 4 news update
• DNR update
• Crescent School news update
• Crescent Water & Port news update

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Clallam County Park and Recreation Advisory Board will meet to discuss the establishment of a Cascadia Marine Trail camp site at Salt Creek Recreation Area. The board will also review updates on the 5-Year Capital Plan and various park facility projects.

• Proposal for Cascadia Marine Trail Camp Site at Salt Creek Recreation Area
• Discussion on Salt Creek Recreation Area user safety and request for road humps
• Proposed tribal art installation at Clallam Bay County Park
• Dungeness Recreation Area 5-Year Capital Plan shower upgrade clarification
• Voice of America Road realignment and Dungeness Trails parking lot updates

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss establishing a community fund for animal welfare with the Olympic View Community Foundation. Members will also continue conversations regarding ordinances for puppy sales and animal hoarding restrictions.

• Discussion with Olympic View Community Foundation on a community fund for animal welfare
• Continued conversation on puppy sale ordinances
• Continued conversation on ordinances restricting animal quantities to prevent hoarding

Homelessness Task Force

The Homelessness Task Force is meeting to receive updates on safe parking and The Answer for Youth (TAFY) program. The body will also discuss filling several representative vacancies and a WA Commerce supplemental document recording fee.

• Updates on Safe Parking from Joe Cress
• The Answer for Youth (TAFY) Program updates from Susan Hillgren
• Discussion of WA Commerce Supplemental Document Recording fee
• Filling vacancies for Tribal government, Healthcare Provider, DSHS, and Veteran's Issues representatives
• Formation of a subcommittee for new member orientation

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners adopted the agenda and consent agenda, approving May vouchers totaling $959,334.97 and payroll payments of $3,053,706.74 plus a special payroll of $3,303.64. They approved three agreements with the Puget Sound Partnership, the County Road Administration Board, and the Washington Secretary of State. The public hearing on the ordinance amending the County Administrator’s employment contract was opened, testimony was taken, and the ordinance was adopted.

• Adopted agenda as presented
• Approved vouchers for May 25, 2026 ($959,334.97)
• Approved payroll for period ending April 30, 2026 ($3,053,706.74)
• Approved special payroll ($3,303.64)
• Approved amendment to agreement with Puget Sound Partnership
• Approved agreement with County Road Administration Board for Old Olympic Highway overlay
• Approved agreement with Washington Secretary of State for voters pamphlet
• Adopted ordinance amending the County Administrator’s employment contract

Heritage Advisory Board

The board will meet to discuss a time capsule project and a revised grant rubric. The session includes a presentation on courthouse history followed by scheduled tours of the Clock Tower and Historical Courtroom.

• Language for time capsule plaque
• Grant application for time capsule due June 23
• Review of revised HAB rubric by Bryon Monohon
• Courthouse history presentation by Mike Doherty
• Tours of the Clock Tower and Historical Courtroom

The board approved the meeting agenda as presented. The May 4, 2026 minutes were approved after a motion by Bryon Monohon, seconded by Frank Maybury, and the motion carried. Derrick Eberle volunteered to help write the grant application for the time‑capsule, due June 23, 2026.

• Approved agenda as presented (no vote recorded)
• Approved May 4, 2026 minutes (motion carried)
• Derrick Eberle volunteered to write time‑capsule grant application

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will discuss several agreements, including a marketing contract with Ovibos Consulting for county parks, a procurement agreement with the City of Sequim, and housing infrastructure agreements with the Department of Commerce and Public Utility District No. 1. They will also hold a public hearing on June 30 to consider how to allocate Regional Surface Transportation Block Grant funding. An update on the criminal justice contract will be provided, and future agenda items were listed.

• Agreement with Ovibos Consulting to develop a comprehensive marketing and content strategy for Clallam County Parks
• Agreement with City of Sequim for procurement of materials and supplies
• Call for hearing on June 30, 2026 at 10:30 a.m. regarding allocation of Regional Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) Funding
• Agreement with Department of Commerce for Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program – Peninsula Housing Authority's Eklund at Gales Project
• Agreement with Public Utility District No. 1 of Clallam County for Connecting Housing Infrastructure Program Grant – Peninsula Housing Authority's Eklund at Gales Project

Sheriff’s Citizens Advisory Committee

The committee will receive updates on the Joint Public Safety Facility and the Jail/HCA Medicaid Transformation Project. The meeting includes a review of the vetting process for detectives on the Independent Investigation Team. Personnel changes and legislative updates will also be discussed.

• Joint Public Safety Facility update
• Vetting of Detectives Nick Cannady, David Fletcher, and Esther McKellar for the Independent Investigation Team
• Jail/HCA Medicaid Transformation Project
• Single Point Entry Update
• Personnel changes including new Corrections Deputies Cru Demorest and Lorenzo Dowling

Fair Advisory Board

The Clallam County Fair Advisory Board will meet to discuss the Fair Budget, Fairgrounds Master Plan, and plans for the Matt Edwards memorial. The meeting will be held at the Courthouse and is available virtually.

• Fair Budget discussion
• Fairgrounds Master Plan review
• Plans for Matt Edwards memorial restoration
• Committee reports on livestock, rodeo, and camping
• Director report on fair events and connectivity

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

The Solid Waste Advisory Committee will approve the minutes from the January and April 2026 meetings, receive reports from the Cities of Sequim and Port Angeles and the County, and discuss updates to the Solid Waste Comprehensive Management Plan, including Chapters 3 and 4. The committee will also hold elections for a new chair and vice chair. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker, and the next meeting is scheduled for July 22, 2026.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes (January 2026 & April 2026)
• Reports from City of Sequim, City of Port Angeles, and Clallam County
• Discussion of Solid Waste Comprehensive Management Plan updates – Chapter 3 and Chapter 4
• Election of chair and vice chair
• Scheduling of next meeting on July 22, 2026 with possible Industrial Symbiosis presentation

Miscellaneous Meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several budget revisions and supplemental appropriations. They are also considering agreements for oyster surveys, program services, and autonomous response units.

• Proposed $500,000 budget addition for the Eklund at Gales project
• Agreement with Port Angeles Fire Department for two autonomous response units
• Agreement with Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe for annual Olympia oyster population surveys
• Proposed $181,000 emergency funding for Hotel/Motel Tax grants
• Approval of vouchers totaling $48,216.58

The Board approved the consent agenda, including $48,216.58 in vouchers and letters of support for a port cargo project and an Opportunity Zone application. It approved three agreements: oyster surveys with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, program services with Washington State University Extension, and autonomous response units with the Port Angeles Fire Department. The Board adopted budget revisions that reallocate funds for affordable housing, hotel/motel tax grants, a courthouse fuel tank project, public‑health services, and a code‑enforcement position. Supplemental appropriations were also adopted for developmental disabilities, court therapeutic support, public‑health operations, environmental quality training, and a lodging‑tax marketing program.

• Approved consent agenda vouchers totaling $48,216.58
• Approved agreement with Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe for oyster surveys
• Approved agreement with Washington State University Extension for program services
• Approved agreement with Port Angeles Fire Department for autonomous response units
• Adopted budget revisions adding $500,000 for affordable housing and reallocating $101,000 for hotel/motel tax grants
• Adopted budget revisions moving $10,000 to office space reconfiguration and $71,000 to public‑health services
• Adopted supplemental appropriations including $34,890 for developmental disabilities and $90,000 for lodging‑tax marketing
• Opened and closed public hearing on additional hotel/motel tax funding of $181,000

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will discuss an amendment to its agreement with the Puget Sound Partnership for the Onsite Septic Management Plan, a road overlay project on Old Olympic Highway between Kitchen Dick Road and Carlsborg Road, and an update on an Energy Efficiency Retrofit Grant. Additional items include an agreement with the Washington Secretary of State to produce a voters’ pamphlet and a letter of support for the Economic Development Council’s Opportunity Zone 2.0 application. The meeting also includes general discussion of upcoming joint meetings and highway projects.

• Agreement amendment 2 with Puget Sound Partnership for Onsite Septic Management Plan
• Agreement with County Road Administration Board for overlay on Old Olympic Highway between Kitchen Dick Road and Carlsborg Road
• Update on Energy Efficiency Retrofit Grant
• Agreement with Washington Secretary of State for producing and distributing voters’ pamphlet
• Letter of support for Economic Development Council Opportunity Zone 2.0 application

Hearing Examiner

Miscellaneous Meetings

Planning Commission

The scheduled meeting for May 20, 2026, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. The agenda included a work session for the Comprehensive Plan Update.

• Cancelled meeting on 5/20/26 @ 3:15 p.m. due to lack of quorum
• Proposed work session on Comprehensive Plan Update

Peninsula Housing Authority

The Peninsula Housing Authority Board will approve Executive Director Sarah Martinez’s April timesheet and leave request, the April meeting minutes, and April financial check registers totaling $589,169.69 and Section 8 checks totaling $675,651.95. The board will also hear the Director’s annual performance evaluation and discuss pending litigation in an executive session.

• Approve Executive Director Sarah Martinez April timesheet and leave
• Approve April regular meeting minutes
• Approve April check registers totaling $589,169.69
• Approve April Section 8 check registers totaling $675,651.95
• Executive session to discuss Director Martinez’s performance evaluation and pending litigation

The Board approved the performance evaluation for Executive Director Sarah Martinez during an executive session. Consent agenda items, including the March timesheet, meeting minutes, and check registers, were approved by voice vote. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved performance evaluation for Executive Director Sarah Martinez (voice vote)
• Approved March timesheet (voice vote)
• Approved March regular meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Approved March check register Section 8 (voice vote)

Peninsula Housing Authority

Board of Health

The Board of Health approved a motion to repeal the current Environmental Health fees and adopt a new schedule tied to a 2.7% CPI column, removing the technology fee. The change was passed unanimously after a public hearing that included opposition to fee increases. Staff noted upcoming fee revision discussions planned for July or August. The meeting also included updates on infectious diseases, a public health highlights report, and a budget shortfall discussion.

• Repeal and replacement of Environmental Health fee schedule with 2.7% CPI index
• Removal of technology fee from Environmental Health fees
• Public hearing on fee schedule amendment with opposition comment
• Announcement of Septic 101 class in Forks on May 2
• Discussion of budget shortfall by HHS Director

The Board of Health unanimously approved the May 19 agenda after a motion by Paul Cunningham, seconded by Commissioner Johnson. The Board also unanimously approved the draft minutes from the April 21 meeting after a motion by Commissioner Ozias, seconded by Shahida Shahrir. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous vote)
• Approved April 21 draft minutes (unanimous vote)

Board of County Commissioners

The Commissioners will approve vouchers for $1,890,032.02 in accounts payable and payroll vouchers totaling $1,270,664.59. They will adopt resolutions appointing members to the Park and Recreation Advisory Board and the Board of Equalization. The agenda includes a call for a hearing on June 2 to consider an ordinance amending the County Administrator’s employment contract and a hearing on an ordinance changing permit expiration and renewal rules. Additional items are a letter of agreement with the Teamsters pension trust, a solid‑waste assistance agreement with Washington State University, and a settlement agreement with Port Angeles Hardwood.

• Approve accounts payable vouchers totaling $1,890,032.02
• Approve payroll vouchers totaling $1,270,664.59
• Call for hearing on June 2 to amend County Administrator employment contract
• Hearing on ordinance amending Code Chapter 21.01.110 (permit expiration/renewal)
• Agreement with Washington State University for solid waste assistance

The commissioners adopted the consent agenda, approving vouchers, special payroll, minutes and board appointments. They approved the Washington State University solid‑waste assistance agreement and the settlement with Port Angeles Hardwood on multiple tax‑year assessments. A call for a hearing on an employment‑contract ordinance was scheduled, while the permit‑renewal ordinance was sent back for research. Letters of agreement with the Teamsters pension trust and a response to the Bureau of Indian Affairs were also adopted.

• Approved Washington State University solid‑waste assistance agreement
• Approved settlement with Port Angeles Hardwood on multiple tax‑year assessments
• Adopted consent agenda items: vouchers, special payroll, minutes, and board appointments
• Adopted letter of agreement with Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust IBT Local 589
• Adopted response letter to the Bureau of Indian Affairs for Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe trust lands
• Scheduled a hearing for June 2 on an ordinance amending the County Administrator’s employment contract
• No action on ordinance amending Code Chapter 21.01.110; DCD to research and report later

Marine Resources Committee

The Marine Resources Committee will review a public notice for a shoreline substantial development permit to install a seaplane float and ramp at Hollywood Beach/City Pier, with written comments due by May 1, 2026. The meeting will also include the election of a chairperson, vice‑chairperson, and NWSC representative. Additional agenda items cover updates on forage fish projects and scheduling the next meeting for June 15, 2026.

• Election of Chairperson, Vice‑Chairperson, and NWSC Representative
• Public notice: Shoreline Substantial Development Permit (SMA 26‑0056) for seaplane float and ramp at Hollywood Beach/City Pier; comment period closes May 1, 2026
• Announcement: Application to City of Port Angeles for float plane and ramp
• Forage fish team update presentation
• Discussion of next regular meeting date: Monday, June 15, 2026

The committee approved the May 2026 meeting minutes by unanimous consent. The members voted to re‑elect LaTrisha Suggs as chair and Alan Clark as vice‑chair, also by unanimous consent. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved May 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous consent)
• Re‑elected LaTrisha Suggs as chair (unanimous consent)
• Re‑elected Alan Clark as vice‑chair (unanimous consent)

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will discuss a land acquisition near Olympic National Park and review agreements with the Port Angeles Fire Department and Washington State University Extension. The meeting will also include updates on a criminal justice contract and a settlement with Port Angeles Hardwood.

• Discussion on land acquisition near Olympic National Park
• Agreement with Port Angeles Fire Department for autonomous response units
• Agreement with Washington State University Extension for program services
• Settlement agreement with Port Angeles Hardwood regarding tax assessments
• Letter of support for Port of Port Angeles Terminal 3 Cargo Efficiency Upgrades

Revenue Advisory Committee

The Revenue Advisory Committee will meet to receive presentations and updates regarding encumbered lands and timber sales from the Department of Natural Resources. The meeting also includes a report from Commissioner Johnson and follow-up items regarding the Five Corners letter and Np Buffer Rule Amius participants.

• Encumbered Lands Presentation by DNR
• Update on Timber Sales and Harvests by DNR
• BNR Report by Commissioner Johnson
• Np Buffer Rule Amius Participants discussion
• Five Corners Letter follow-up

The committee approved the meeting agenda as modified and approved the minutes from the April 20, 2026 meeting. Both actions were moved by Commissioner Johnson and seconded by a member. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved agenda (modified)
• Approved April 20, 2026 minutes

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Dungeness River Management Team will discuss 2025 SRFB project proposals from the North Olympic Lead Entity for Salmon. The meeting includes presentations on riparian forest conservation and large wood restoration design. The body will also review water resources planning and ongoing fish passage projects.

• Dungeness River Nature Center Reach Large Wood Restoration Design presentation
• Dungeness Riparian Forest Conservation presentation
• 2026 Drought Planning discussion
• McDonald Fish Passage Barrier Project update
• OCR Update from Clallam County

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board adopted the consent agenda, approving a series of service agreements with state agencies and private firms. It also adopted Policy 580 for electronic funds transfers and approved the final plat for the Cooper Hawk Cluster Development. Several proclamations recognizing ALS Awareness Month, Peace Officer Memorial Week, and the 60th anniversary of OlyCAP were adopted.

• Approved agreement with Lakeside Industries, Inc. for 2026 hot mix asphalt and CCS‑1 liquid asphalt
• Approved amendment with Department of Ecology for Puget Sound Nutrient General Permit
• Approved amendment with Quillayute Valley School District for transition program services for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities
• Approved amendment with Department of Social and Health Services for adult developmental disability services
• Approved amendment with Department of Ecology for the Enhanced PIC in the CWD Matriotti‑Bell Project
• Adopted Policy 580 – Electronic Funds Transfer Policy
• Approved final plat for PLDV2025‑00020 Cooper Hawk Cluster Development
• Adopted proclamations recognizing May as ALS Awareness Month, Peace Officer Memorial Week, and the 60th anniversary of Olympic Community Action Program

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Behavioral Health Advisory Board will meet to address several position vacancies and review program updates. The board will discuss the 2025 Data Report and the status of the Benji Project.

• Vacancies for Tribal, Services for the Homeless, and Private SUD Services representatives
• Recap of Opioid Settlement Funds discussion
• 2025 Data Report update
• Program update for Clinical Services
• Program update for The Benji Project

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session to discuss budget revisions, supplemental appropriations, and a land acquisition within Olympic National Park. The body is also reviewing a lawsuit regarding the Riparian Buffer Rule and the County Administrator's employment contract.

• Agreement with Lakeside Industries, Inc. for 2026 Hot Mix Asphalt and CCS-1 Liquid Asphalt
• Approval of final plat for PLDV2025-00020 Cooper Hawk Cluster Development
• Agreement with Washington State University for solid waste assistance
• Proposed Ordinance amending the employment contract for the County Administrator
• Appointment of Lindsey Sehmel and Roger Magee to the Park and Recreation Advisory Board

Miscellaneous Meetings

Hearing Examiner

Trails Advisory Committee

The Clallam County Trails Advisory Committee will hear updates on several trail initiatives, including the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT) Forks to La Push project and a related grant. Volunteers will report on ODT/OAT trail maintenance. The meeting also includes an update on the Under Canvas FS 2918 project, a presentation on wheelers in Sequim, and updates on public works lodging tax funding.

• ODT‑Forks to La Push project update
• Raise grant update for ODT
• Under Canvas FS 2918 update
• Sequim wheelers presentation
• Public Works lodging tax funding updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session to continue updating the Comprehensive Plan. The body will review public testimony and consider proposed edits to the Zoning Code and Comprehensive Plan.

• Proposed definition and density limits for 'Small-scale Resort' development
• Proposed edits to Agricultural Accessory Uses regarding non-agricultural land conversion limits
• Proposed definition for 'Fully-integrated and self-contained' Master Planned Resorts
• Review of public testimony letters #57 through #81
• Discussion of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley irrigation tightlining project

Commissioners approved the May 6 meeting minutes after a motion and second, with one member abstaining. No other formal actions, approvals, or denials were recorded. The commission discussed zoning policy ideas and water‑related comments, but no decisions were made.

• Approved meeting minutes (passed with one abstention)

Board of County Commissioners

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board is meeting to deliberate on the Parks Capital Repair & Improvement (CRI) Fund. The board is reviewing proposed changes to the fund's mission statement, function, and goals to better guide how campground reservation fees are spent on park infrastructure.

• Review of proposed mission statement and function for the CRI Fund
• Discussion of proposed goals for prioritizing park improvements
• Review of $90,000 spent in 2025 for auto pay kiosks at Salt Creek and Dungeness Recreation areas
• Evaluation of funding criteria for revenue and non-revenue generating parks

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

The committee will review community activity reports and plan for future spay/neuter clinics. Members will also continue discussions regarding puppy sale ordinances and resources for unhoused and low-income residents.

• Spay/Neuter clinic recap and planning
• Discussion on puppy sale ordinances
• Review of resources for low-income and unhoused populations
• Community activity reports

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Clallam County Park and Recreation Advisory Board will review the Five-Year Capital Plan and the Parks Capital Improvement Fund. The board will also receive staff reports on the Parks Comprehensive Plan and various park development projects.

• Five-Year Capital Plan and Parks Capital Improvement Fund review
• RCO Project 26-1807: Freshwater Bay Park vault toilet and Cascadia Marine Trail
• Dungeness Recreation Area road realignment
• Dungeness Trails County Park development
• Cascadia Marine Trail – Salt Creek Recreation Area site

Heritage Advisory Board

The Heritage Advisory Board will meet to discuss a courthouse tour and history presentation scheduled for June 1. The board will also review a time capsule project and outreach efforts.

• Discussion of courthouse tour and history presentation on June 1
• Discussion of time capsule project
• Discussion of 2nd call for application for HAB Funding
• Review of a $1,450.00 quote from Bliemeister’s Woodworks for a time capsule

The Heritage Advisory Board approved the meeting agenda and the April 6 minutes. The board approved a second call for HAB funding applications for fiscal year 2026, setting an initial due date of June 26, 2026, with one member voting no. The County Clerk later changed the due date to June 23, 2026 at 12 p.m. after staff indicated the original date was unworkable.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion carried)
• Approved April 6, 2026 minutes (motion carried; one abstention)
• Approved a second call for HAB funding applications for FY 2026 with due date June 26, 2026 (motion carried; Hunt voted no)
• Clerk revised the funding application due date to June 23, 2026 at 12 p.m.

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of County Commissioners will hold a work session at the Port Angeles courthouse. The meeting is scheduled for May 4, 2026, and will be held in Room 160 of the 223 East 4th Street building.

• Work session scheduled for May 4, 2026
• Meeting location: 223 East 4th Street, Room 160, Port Angeles
• Agenda item A14.09.23 listed for the session

Housing Solutions Committee

The Housing Solutions Committee approved its May 1 agenda, removing Item #2 Sunbelt Apartments, with a unanimous vote. The committee also approved the April 3, 2026 minutes, again unanimously. No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved agenda with removal of Item #2 Sunbelt Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved April 3, 2026 minutes (unanimous)

Miscellaneous Meetings

Law Library Board

The Clallam County Law Library Board will meet to discuss the status of the law library launch. The board will also review and approve the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting.

• Law Library launch update

Noxious Weed Control Board

The Clallam County Noxious Weed Control Board will consider public comments, adopt prior meeting minutes, and receive updates on staff, program, road department, other projects, financial status, and the 2026 work plan. The agenda includes an Open Public Records Act refresher training and an Executive Session to evaluate the director. The board will also review motions and schedule the next meeting for July 28.

• Adopt minutes from the previous meeting
• Review staff, program, road department, other projects, financial, and 2026 work plan reports
• Open Public Records Act refresher training
• Executive Session to evaluate the director
• Set next meeting date for July 28

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review budget adjustments, including a $309,571 payroll underspend sweep. The body is also considering agreements for the Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir Project and a culvert replacement on Mina Smith Road.

• Budget reduction: $309,571 first quarter payroll underspend sweep to General Fund Reserves
• Budget revision: $57,500 for Community Development – Environmental Quality
• Easement purchase agreement with Olympic Rainforest LLC for culvert replacement on Mina Smith Road
• Agreement amendment with Anchor QEA, Inc. for the Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir Project
• Bid opening for Juvenile Services and Jail Detention Security Electronics System

The Board adopted several budget actions, including realigning $57,500 for Marine Resources Committee funding, moving a $309,571 payroll underspend into General Fund Reserves, and adding a $4,000 supplemental appropriation for Superior Court projects. The Board also approved three contracts: a local health officer agreement, an amendment for the Dungeness Off‑Channel Reservoir Project, and an easement purchase for culvert replacement on Mina Smith Road.

• Approved budget realignment of $57,500 for Marine Resources Committee (vote not recorded)
• Approved transfer of $309,571 payroll underspend to General Fund Reserves (vote not recorded)
• Approved $4,000 supplemental appropriation for Superior Court projects (vote not recorded)
• Approved agreement with Kitsap Public Health District for Local Health Officer position (vote not recorded)
• Approved amendment with Anchor QEA, Inc. for Dungeness Off‑Channel Reservoir Project (vote not recorded)
• Approved easement purchase with Olympic Rainforest LLC for culvert replacement on Mina Smith Road (vote not recorded)

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners, Port of Port Angeles, and PUD will hold a joint work session to discuss regional infrastructure challenges and economic development opportunities.

• Discussion of infrastructure challenges in West End region
• Strategic Fuel Reserve discussion for Central and Fairchild International Airport
• Electrical Grid redundancy options for Edgewood Dr. and Airport Rd.
• Discussion of Lower Elwha Sewer Project
• Next meetings scheduled for July 27 and October 26, 2026

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a work session to discuss various administrative appointments and agreement amendments. The meeting includes reviews of services for developmental disabilities and environmental projects.

• Appointments of Daniel Peacock and Lynne Kastner to the Revenue Advisory Committee
• Agreement amendment with Quillayute Valley School District for Transition Program Services
• Agreement amendment with Department of Ecology for the CWD Matriotti-Bell Project
• Agreement with Clallam County Parks, Fair and Facilities for 2026 Hotel/Motel Tax Funding
• Action on current use assessment CUA applications per County Code Chapter 27.08

Clallam County Finance Committee

The committee will approve its agenda and minutes, then hear the 1st Quarter 2026 portfolio analysis and CashVest financial report. A draft electronic funds transfer (EFT) policy will be presented and, if approved, sent to the Prosecutor’s Office for review. The meeting will conclude with standard good‑of‑the‑order items.

• Approve today’s agenda (action item)
• Approve January 23, 2026 meeting minutes (action item)
• 1st Quarter 2026 County Portfolio Analysis presentation
• CashVest report on 1st Quarter 2026 by Mike Abbott
• EFT policy update presentation by Auditor Shoona Riggs

Miscellaneous Meetings

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will vote on several funding authorizations and a fee schedule amendment. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding Clerk of the Superior Court fees and the appointment of members to the Homelessness Task Force.

• Conservation Futures Fund expenditure for Big Red Barn Farm: $1,400,000
• Ordinance amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule for the Clerk of the Superior Court
• Appointment of Corey Pearson, Jamie Porter, and Helen Kenoyer to the Homelessness Task Force
• Hot Mix Asphalt Contract bid award to Lakeside Industries
• Utility right-of-way easement with Public Utility No. 1 of Clallam County for Lake Creek shop

The commissioners adopted the consent agenda, approving vouchers totaling $30,529.36 and payroll expenses. They also approved a utility right‑of‑way easement for a new junction box, opened and then closed a public hearing on a fee‑schedule ordinance, and adopted the minutes from the previous week.

• Adopted consent agenda approving vouchers for $30,529.36
• Approved payroll for period ending March 31
• Adopted minutes for the week of April 13
• Approved utility right‑of‑way easement with Public Utility No. 1
• Opened public hearing on ordinance amending fee schedule (no speakers)
• Closed public hearing and adopted the ordinance amendment
• Approved Dungeness River Management Team roster
• Authorized expenditures from Conservation Futures Fund for Big Red Barn Farm ($1,400,000)

Charter Review Commission

Board of Health

The Board of Health will conduct a public hearing to consider repealing and replacing the Environmental Health Fee Schedule. The proposed changes include a 2.7% CPI adjustment and a new 5% technology fee to support proprietary databases.

• Public hearing on Ordinance Amendment to repeal and replace Clallam County Code, Chapter 41.50, Section 010-A (Environmental Health Fees)
• Proposed 2.7% Consumer Price Index (CPI) adjustment to all fees except the $10 Food Worker Card
• Proposed 5% technology fee for Environmental Health permits
• Proposed increase of billable technical assistance hourly rate from $107 to $115
• Presentation by Madison Gallentine regarding Clallam County Sheriff's Office Clinical Services

The Board approved the meeting agenda and the March 17, 2026 minutes unanimously. In a public hearing, members voted unanimously to repeal and replace the current Environmental Health fee schedule, applying a 2.7% CPI adjustment and removing the technology fee. No other actions were decided.

• Agenda approved (unanimous)
• March 17, 2026 minutes approved (unanimous)
• Repeal and replace Environmental Health fees using 2.7% CPI, excluding technology fee (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

Marine Resources Committee

The Marine Resources Committee will approve the March meeting minutes and hear a presentation from Dr. Julia Parrish of the Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team. The committee will decide whether to cancel a scheduled July or December 2026 meeting. Announcements include a new alternate member, upcoming officer elections in May, and other community recognitions.

• Approve March meeting minutes
• Presentation by Dr. Julia Parrish (COASST)
• Decision on skipping a July or December 2026 MRC meeting
• Welcome new alternate member Beverly Burton
• MRC officer elections scheduled for May

The committee approved the March 2026 minutes unanimously. Members voted to cancel future July meetings, leaving the December meeting tentative. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved March 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Cancelled July meetings moving forward (unanimous consent)

Revenue Advisory Committee

The committee will review current and future Department of Natural Resources timber sales and the Bear Springs direct transfer or sale. Members will also discuss the NP Buffer Rule and a response regarding trust land transfers.

• NP Buffer Rule presentation by Cindy Mitchell-WFPA
• Bear Springs Direct Transfer/Sale with DNR
• Current and future DNR timber sales
• Encumbered Lands Investigation Request from Fire District 5
• Trust Land Transfer response from CPL Upthegrove

The Revenue Advisory Committee approved a modification to the agenda to add item g on revenue. The committee also approved the minutes from the March 16, 2026 meeting. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved agenda modification adding item g on revenue (motion carried)
• Approved March 16, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)

Hearing Examiner

Peninsula Housing Authority

The board will approve routine items on the consent agenda, including the March timesheet and leave for Executive Director Sarah Martinez, the March meeting minutes, and the March check registers totaling $549,817.85. It will also consider three new business resolutions: an amended resolution to provide HPP funding for Wildwood Apartments, a resolution to form a partnership for the Mt. Angeles View Senior project, and a resolution to write off accounts receivable. The meeting will be held in person at 727 E 8th Street and via Zoom.

• Approve Executive Director Sarah Martinez March timesheet and leave
• Approve March regular meeting minutes
• Approve March check registers totaling $549,817.85
• Amended Resolution #PHA-2026-09 HPP funding for Wildwood Apartments
• Resolution #PHA-2026-14 Mt. Angeles View Senior partnership formation

The board approved amended resolutions #PHA-2026-09, #PHA-2026-14, and #PHA-2026-15 by voice vote. The consent agenda items—including the March timesheet, March regular‑meeting minutes, and March check registers—were also approved by voice vote. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Amended Resolution #PHA-2026-09 approved (voice vote)
• Amended Resolution #PHA-2026-14 approved (voice vote)
• Amended Resolution #PHA-2026-15 approved (voice vote)
• Consent agenda: March timesheet approved (voice vote)
• Consent agenda: March regular meeting minutes approved (voice vote)
• Consent agenda: March check registers approved (voice vote)

Planning Commission

The Clallam County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two open space tax reclassification applications and continue a public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update. The body will also discuss staff reports and public comments.

• Public hearing on Current Use Assessment applications
• Continued public hearing on Comprehensive Plan Update
• Work session on Comprehensive Plan changes
• Review of 2025 Open Space applications (2 parcels)
• Discussion on irrigation ditch piping moratorium

The Planning Commission approved its meeting minutes. It voted to recommend two open‑space applications be sent to the Board of County Commissioners for action. The commission also closed the public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update and will continue its review at the next meeting.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion passed)
• Recommended open space applications be forwarded to Board of County Commissioners (motion passed)
• Closed public hearing on Comprehensive Plan Update (motion passed)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a new fee schedule and sewer system updates for Clallam Bay and Sekiu. The board is also reviewing several land and contract agreements and approving over $2.2 million in vouchers.

• Public hearing on adding Clallam Bay / Sekiu Fee Schedule 600-A to the Consolidated Fee Schedule
• Public hearing on amending Clallam County Code Chapter 13.04 regarding the Clallam Bay / Sekiu Sewer System
• Land purchase agreement with Olympic Timber LLC for Bullman Beach well site
• Approval of vouchers totaling $1,100,399.77 (week of March 30) and $1,174,958.55 (week of April 6)
• Bid opening for 2026 Hot Mix Asphalt Requirements

The commissioners approved contract amendments with the Department of Health and the Department of Ecology, approved a land purchase agreement with Olympic Timber LLC, and adopted the consent agenda including voucher approvals. They also opened and closed public hearings on fee schedule and sewer system ordinances, and issued notices of upcoming budget revisions, reductions, and supplemental appropriations for April 28.

• Approved contract amendment with Department of Health for consolidated programs
• Approved agreement amendment with Department of Ecology for Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir Project
• Approved land purchase agreement with Olympic Timber LLC for Bullman Beach well site
• Approved consent agenda items including vouchers for March 30 and April 6
• Opened and adopted public hearing on Consolidated Fee Schedule ordinance
• Opened and adopted public hearing on Clallam Bay/Sekiu Sewer System ordinance
• Issued notice of budget revision to realign $57,500 for Marine Resources Committee funding
• Issued notice of budget reduction moving $309,571 payroll underspend to General Fund Reserves

Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board

The Developmental Disabilities Advisory Committee will review agenda items, hear public comments, and discuss announcements including a $1,000,000 grant and upcoming trainings. The committee will vote on whether to approve applicants Denise Lapio, Patrice Johnston, and Rae Haselbach for DDAC membership, with the recommendation to be forwarded to the County Board of Commissioners. Additional updates include scheduling changes for sexual health and guardianship trainings and a Project SAFER event at the County Fair on August 20, 2026.

• Vote to approve DDAC membership applicants Denise Lapio, Patrice Johnston, and Rae Haselbach
• Announcement of a $1,000,000 grant discovered by Jessica Renner and Nina Judson (letter to Sequim City Council attached)
• Sexual health trainings rescheduled to Fall 2026 due to venue availability
• Guardianship trainings scheduled for Spring 2027
• Project SAFER event scheduled for August 20, 2026, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at the County Fair

The Developmental Disabilities Advisory Committee approved its agenda and the February 10, 2026 draft minutes. It then voted 7‑0 to forward applicants Denise Lapio, Patrice Johnston, and Rae Haselbach to the Board of County Commissioners for final approval of their membership.

• Approved meeting agenda (motion passed)
• Approved February 10, 2026 draft minutes (motion passed)
• Forwarded three membership applicants to Board of County Commissioners (7 yeas, 0 nays)

Charter Review Commission

Peninsula Housing Authority

The Peninsula Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will meet on April 14, 2026. The agenda includes a new business item for a strategic plan work session. No other specific decisions or contracts are listed.

• Strategic plan work session (New Business)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will appoint three members to the Homelessness Task Force and approve a utility easement for a new junction box at the Lake Creek shop. It will move forward with Geosyntec Consultants on the McDonald Creek Fish Passages and authorize $1,400,000 from the Conservation Futures Fund for the Big Red Barn Farm. The Commissioners will also consider budget revisions, reductions and supplemental appropriations for the April 28 budget meeting.

• Resolution appointing Corey Pearson, Jamie Porter and Helen Kenoyer to the Homelessness Task Force (1b)
• Utility right-of-way easement for a new junction box and connection at the Lake Creek shop (2a)
• Authorization of $1,400,000 from the Conservation Futures Fund for the Big Red Barn Farm (3b)
• Resolution authorizing expenditures from the Hotel/Hotel Tax Fund for 2026 lodging tax funding applications (4b)
• Discussion of proposed budget revisions, reductions, and supplemental appropriations for the April 28 budget meeting (6a‑6c)

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

The Clallam County Lodging Tax Advisory Committee met on April 9, 2026 at 223 East 4th Street, Room 160 in Port Angeles. The committee will receive an update on the 2025 Port Angeles Rowing Series, review financial projections presented by Mark Lane, and consider recommendations for the second call for 2026 LTAC funding applications.

• Approval of minutes from the January 8, 2026 meeting
• 2025 Port Angeles Rowing Series update
• Review of financial LTAC projections – Mark Lane
• Review and recommendations for second call for 2026 LTAC funding applications

Miscellaneous Meetings

Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee

The Clallam Bay/Sekiu Community Advisory Committee will hear updates on local housing, public safety, fire services, utility planning, and school district matters. No formal actions or approvals are scheduled; the meeting is for information sharing and public comment.

• Housing updates presented by Tim Dalton
• Sheriff's Office briefing on open positions and community concerns
• Fire District report on emergency management and facilities
• Clallam County PUD update on power, geothermal and solar projects
• Cape Flattery School District update on budget and enrollment

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

The Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board will review the Big Red Farm application. The board intends to make a final recommendation regarding this application to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Final recommendation for Big Red Farm application

Board of Equalization

The Clallam County Board of Equalization will conduct hearings for 20 property tax petitions. The board will review appeals from petitioners and the Assessor's Office to determine property valuations.

• Petition 2025-205 (Mitchell)
• Petition 2025-109 (Ralston)
• Petitions 2025-110 through 2025-128 (Real Trust – Ralston)

The Clallam County Board of Equalization reviewed 22 petitions on April 8, 2026. For each petition, the board sustained the assessor’s valuation or classification decision. No changes were made to any of the values or classifications.

• Sustained program removal for Julia Mitchell (Parcel 39387)
• Sustained $52,500 valuation for John and Gail Ralston (Parcel 84539)
• Sustained $70,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 84536)
• Sustained $70,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 84537)
• Sustained $70,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 84538)
• Sustained $74,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 85261)
• Sustained $74,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 85262)
• Sustained $58,000 valuation for Real Trust fbo John M. Ralston (Parcel 87057)

Miscellaneous Meetings

The Dungeness River Management Team meeting will include introductions, two public comment periods, an update from the Clallam Marine Resources Committee, and program updates from the Dungeness River Nature Center. Standing agenda items will cover water resources planning topics such as future local drought preparedness and water management data needs, as well as project updates like the OCR update. No formal decisions are indicated; the meeting is for updates and discussion.

• Public comment (10 minutes) at 2:10 and 4:30
• Clallam Marine Resources Committee update by Chase O’Neil and Alan Clark
• Dungeness River Nature Center programs update by Montana Napier and Michael Glore
• Standing item: Water Resources Planning topics (future local drought preparedness, water management data planning, etc.)
• Standing item: Project updates – OCR update by Rhiana Barkie/Clallam County

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Clallam County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review and decide on the finalized team goals and objectives for the Parks Comprehensive Plan 2027. It will also discuss the staff recommendation for the 2027 Capital Improvement Projects and the five‑year Capital Improvement Plan. Additional items include updates on Dungeness Trails County Park signage and parking, a public opinion survey summary, and a proposed adjustment to the master fee schedule.

• Finalize Team Goals & Objectives for Parks Comprehensive Plan 2027
• Staff Recommendation 2027 Capital Improvement Projects and 5‑Year Capital Improvement Plan
• Public Opinion Survey Summary
• Dungeness Trails County Park Update (parking lot, signage projects)
• Proposed Master Fee Schedule Interval Adjustment

The advisory board approved a motion to maintain the existing master fee schedule, add kayakers to the hiker‑biker category, and review the schedule again in 2027 for 2028. The board also passed a motion to forward the two selected candidate recommendations to the County Commissioners. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved recommendation to keep current master fee schedule numbers (motion carried)
• Added kayakers to the hiker‑biker fee category (motion carried)
• Set review of master fee schedule for 2027 for 2028 implementation (motion carried)
• Recommended two candidate selections to the Board of Commissioners (motion passed)

Homelessness Task Force

The Clallam County Homelessness Task Force will meet to vote on filling position vacancies and electing a Chair and Vice Chair. The body will also receive updates from 4PA and the Salvation Army.

• Vote on position vacancies
• Vote for Chair and Vice Chair positions
• Discussion of Supplemental Document Recording Fees
• Updates from 4PA and the Salvation Army
• Review of vacancies for tribal, healthcare, DSHS, veteran, and service provider representatives

The Homelessness Task Force approved its agenda and minutes. It voted to move Helen Kenoyer and Jamie Porter forward for County Commissioner recommendations. The members also elected Viola Ware as Chair and Sharon Maggard as Vice Chair.

• Approved agenda as presented
• Approved February 3 minutes as presented
• Moved Helen Kenoyer (West End Service Provider) forward for County Commissioner recommendation
• Moved Jamie Porter (Homeless/Formerly Homeless) forward for County Commissioner recommendation
• Elected Viola Ware as Chair
• Elected Sharon Maggard as Vice Chair

Animal Solutions Advisory Committee

Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board

The Conservation Futures Program Advisory Board held a special, in‑person meeting at the Big Red Barn Farm in Sequim. The board received a presentation from the North Olympic Land Trust about the farm’s application for Conservation Futures funding. No decisions or actions were taken; the meeting was for informational purposes only. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 8, 2026.

• Site visit to Big Red Barn Farm – information only
• Presentation by North Olympic Land Trust on the farm’s funding application
• Public comment limited to three minutes
• No business items were scheduled
• Next regular meeting set for April 8, 2026

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of County Commissioners will meet to approve payroll and various administrative appointments. The board is scheduling a public hearing for April 21 to discuss amending the Consolidated Fee Schedule for the Clerk of the Superior Court.

• Call for hearing on April 21, 2026, regarding Clallam County Code Chapter 5.100 Consolidated Fee Schedule for the Clerk of the Superior Court
• Approval of payroll totaling $1,424,445.33 for the period ending March 15
• Approval of special payroll totaling $7,771.91 for the period ending March 31
• Resolution appointing Beverly Turner Burton to the Marine Resources Committee
• Agreement with Department of Ecology for the Clallam County Marine Resources Committee

The commissioners adopted the consent agenda, which included payroll approvals totaling $1,424,445.33 and several contract items. They approved a purchase order for an Avaya phone system renewal and a letter of support for a restoration project. The board also approved an agreement with the Department of Ecology for the Clallam County Marine Resources Committee. A hearing was scheduled for an ordinance amendment to the consolidated fee schedule.

• Approved consent agenda, including payroll for $1,424,445.33
• Approved purchase order with Carousel Industries for Avaya phone system renewal
• Approved letter of support for 10,000 Years Institute restoration project
• Approved agreement with Department of Ecology for the Marine Resources Committee
• Approved appointment of Beverly Turner Burton to the Marine Resources Committee
• Approved call for hearing on April 21, 2026 to amend Code Chapter 5.100 fee schedule

Heritage Advisory Board

The Clallam County Heritage Advisory Board will meet on April 6, 2026 to discuss several items. Topics include funding and grant allocation, a courthouse tour and history presentation scheduled for June 1, and a time capsule project with a quoted cost of $1,500. An additional item for the good of the order is a discussion about Pacific Trail preservation. No formal decisions are indicated; the agenda lists these as discussion topics.

• Discussion of funding/grant allocation and resumption of rubric
• Discussion of courthouse tour and history presentation on June 1
• Discussion of time capsule project (quoted cost $1,500)
• Discussion about Pacific Trail preservation

The board voted to approve the meeting agenda as presented and to adopt the March 2, 2026 minutes. Both motions were carried without recorded vote counts. No other formal actions were taken at this meeting.

• Approved agenda as presented (motion carried)
• Approved March 2, 2026 minutes (motion carried)

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will consider several contract amendments, including one with the Department of Health and another with the Department of Ecology for the Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir Project. A resolution will authorize spending from the Affordable Housing Sales and Use Fund for the Peninsula Housing Authority's 2024 tax‑funding application. The Board will also discuss a land purchase agreement for a Bullman Beach well site and a request to extend the Shadow Mountain final plat. Additional updates include precinct boundary changes, a county position review, and wildlife refuge transfer discussions.

• Contract amendment 10 with Department of Health for consolidated programs (WIC, swimming beach, maternal & child health, block grant, sanitary survey)
• Resolution authorizing Affordable Housing Sales and Use Fund expenditure for Peninsula Housing Authority
• Agreement amendment 3 with Department of Ecology for Dungeness Off‑Channel Reservoir Project
• Land purchase agreement with Olympic Timber LLC for Bullman Beach well site
• Request for a 12‑month extension of the Shadow Mountain final plat

Charter Review Commission

Housing Solutions Committee

The Housing Solutions Committee is meeting to discuss survey results and grant cycles. The body is recommending an additional $500,000 allocation for the Peninsula Housing Authority's Eklund at Gales project.

• Recommendation for $500,000 additional allocation for Eklund at Gales ($250,000 each from 1406 and 1590 funds)
• Discussion of Commerce 2026 HTF and CHIP Grant Cycle
• Review of survey results
• Report on Community Update

The Housing Solutions Committee unanimously approved its agenda and the March 6, 2026 minutes. It passed a motion to recommend an additional $500,000 allocation for the Eklund at Gales project, bringing total affordable housing funding to $2 million, with Commissioners Johnson and Robinson abstaining. The committee also set the next meeting for May 1, 2026 at 9 a.m.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved March 6, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended additional $500,000 allocation to BOCC, total $2 million (motion passed; Johnson and Robinson abstained)
• Scheduled next meeting for May 1, 2026 at 9 a.m.

Hearing Examiner

Trails Advisory Committee

The Trails Advisory Committee will approve the March 4, 2026 meeting minutes, share updates on Olympic Discovery Trail and Olympic Adventure Trail projects, and discuss the Under Canvas FS 2918 update and public works lodging tax funding. No formal actions beyond routine approvals and informational reports are listed. The meeting also includes public comment and a new member introduction.

• Approval of March 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• ODT-Forks to La Push project update
• Raise Grant update
• Under Canvas FS 2918 update
• Public Works lodging tax funding updates

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing and work session regarding the Comprehensive Plan Update. The body is discussing changes to the plan and related county codes.

• Continued Public Hearing of the Comprehensive Plan Update
• Work session on changes to the Comprehensive Plan Update

The Planning Commission approved moving the ongoing public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan Update to April 15, 2026. It decided to keep the existing Master Planned Resorts policy and to adopt minor language changes recommended in testimony. The commission also agreed to re‑examine use tables for the West Region and to consider creating a West End Advisory Council.

• Continued public hearing on Comprehensive Plan Update to April 15 (motion carried)
• Retained current policy on Master Planned Resorts (no change)
• Adopted minor language modifications from Testimony #36(c)
• Agreed to re‑examine use tables for the West Region
• Considered creation of a West End Advisory Council (discussion only)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss budget revisions for public health and infrastructure, including a loan and grant for the City of Forks. The meeting includes a hearing on emergency funding for the Sheriff's Office and an ordinance to establish a county coroner's office.

• Proposed $260,000 loan and $675,000 grant for City of Forks Industrial Park improvements
• Ordinance to establish an office of county coroner
• Proposed $65,000 for a new walk-in refrigerator for the jail kitchen
• Proposed $309,437 for Corrections Deputies' labor contract salary and benefit costs
• Bid opening for the Joint Public Safety Facility

The Board of County Commissioners approved several contracts and agreements, including a law‑enforcement duties agreement with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe. It also approved contract extensions for Conservation Future Projects Grants and agreements for the Dungeness Off‑Channel Reservoir, collective bargaining, animal services, and indigent public defense. Budget revisions were adopted to reallocate Foundational Public Health Services revenue to environmental health and operations projects. The consent agenda vouchers totaling $729,688.50 were approved.

• Approved three contract extensions for Conservation Future Projects Grants with North Olympic Land Trust
• Approved agreement amendment with Anchor QEA LLC for Dungeness Off‑Channel Reservoir Project
• Approved agreement with Clallam County Sheriff Support Services Guild for collective bargaining
• Approved agreement with Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe for law enforcement duties
• Approved agreement with RISE Rescue Alliance for animal services
• Approved agreement with Clallam Public Defender for indigent public defense services
• Adopted budget revisions transferring FPHS revenue to Environmental Health and HHS operations ($105,344 total)
• Approved consent agenda vouchers totaling $729,688.50

Board of County Commissioners

The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will consider a range of administrative items, including appointing Beverly Turner Burton to the Marine Resources Committee and approving several agreements and purchase orders. A public hearing is set for April 21 to consider an ordinance amending the county fee schedule for the Clerk of the Superior Court. Additional topics include a statement of work with BlueIrisIQ, an open county position review, and a request for a support letter for a restoration project.

• Resolution appointing Beverly Turner Burton to the Marine Resources Committee
• Agreement with Clallam Public Defender for indigent public defense services
• Purchase order with Carousel Industries for the Avaya phone system annual renewal
• Call for hearing on April 21, 2026 to amend Code Chapter 5.100 Consolidated Fee Schedule – Fees for the Clerk of the Superior Court 115-A
• Statement of work with BlueIrisIQ for exporting OnBase images and data

Sheriff’s Citizens Advisory Committee

The Citizen’s Advisory Committee will approve minutes from the January 29 meeting and hear updates from Sheriff King, including bids for the Joint Public Safety Facility. The meeting will also cover a recap of the first annual spay/neuter clinic, the Jail/HCA Medicaid Transformation Project, and a legislative update. Personnel changes for corrections deputies will be announced, and upcoming law‑enforcement community events will be listed.

• Approval of minutes from the January 29, 2026 meeting
• Discussion of bids for the Joint Public Safety Facility
• Recap of the First Annual Spay/Neuter Clinic by the Animal Solutions Advisory Committee
• Sheriff personnel changes: new deputies, reassignment, and resignations
• Announcement of upcoming events: Annual Awards Ceremony, Memorial Day, Special Olympics Torch Run

The committee approved the minutes from the January 29, 2026 meeting. The committee accepted Detective Hector Eagan as a member of the Independent Investigation Team after a motion was made and seconded.

• Approved minutes from Jan 29, 2026 meeting (motion carried)
• Accepted Detective Hector Eagan as IIT member (motion carried)

Solid Waste Advisory Committee

Fair Advisory Board

The Clallam County Fair Advisory Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on March 25, 2026. The board will receive reports from committees, including the Fairgrounds Master Plan and the Fair Budget. New business items include a MIV & Fire Safety presentation, sponsorship discussions, and an Emergency Response Plan. Public comment will be allowed on agenda items.

• Fairgrounds Master Plan (special committee report)
• Fair Budget (special committee report)
• MIV & Fire Safety Presentation
• Sponsorships discussion
• Emergency Response Plan discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve weekly vouchers and various administrative resolutions. The session includes the appointment of members to several advisory boards and the opening of a proposal for a geotechnical assessment.

• Approval of accounts payable vouchers totaling $741,120.59
• Resolution to use ARPA funds for 2026 public safety personnel costs
• Call for bids for 2026 Hot Mix Asphalt Requirements due April 14, 2026
• Proposal opening for Geotechnical Assessment for McDonald Creek
• Agreement with the Office of Crime Victim Advocacy for the Victim Witness DV Specific Grant

Miscellaneous Meetings

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss a transition in animal services and various public works and parks grants. The session includes reviews of collective bargaining and law enforcement agreements.

• Agreement with RISE Rescue Alliance for animal services and termination of Olympic Peninsula Humane Society contract
• Agreement amendment with Anchor QEA LLC for Dungeness Off-Channel Reservoir Project
• Contract extensions for Conservation Future Projects Grants with North Olympic Land Trust
• Bid notice for Jail Detention Security Electronics System Project
• Agreement with Clallam County Sheriff Support Services Guild for collective bargaining

Hearing Examiner