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Wahkiakum County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 1 week available.

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Week of 2026-07-20

Wahkiakum County approves $934,344 in vouchers, roadside mowing contract

The Wahkiakum County Board of County Commissioners approved $934,344.17 in vouchers and a $56,443.76 roadside mowing contract during its July 7 meeting, the largest financial actions taken in the past two weeks.

Board of County Commissioners — July 7

The board passed all items on a 3-0 vote, according to official minutes. In addition to the voucher approval, the board accepted Bush Whacker's LLC's bid of $56,443.76 for roadside mowing.

The board also approved an Open Space Taxation Agreement for Parcel 311006-420002, adopted Resolution No. 85-26 for the Grays River Flood Control District riprap acquisition, and approved DSHS Program Agreement #2663-69511 for developmental disabilities services. Misty Ortiz was appointed to the Workforce Southwest Washington Board.

The July 7 meeting was adjourned and rescheduled to July 14 at 8:00 a.m. so commissioners could attend the Cowlitz-Wahkiakum Council of Governments Regional Information Forum Meeting.

Board of County Commissioners — July 14 (agenda only)

Minutes from the July 14 meeting have not yet been published, so the following items were scheduled for action but cannot be confirmed as decided:

Fair Board — July 8 (agenda only)

The Fair Board was scheduled to review reports from the Fair Manager and committees, with old business on grounds modifications and rental prices and new business on fair pass pricing, a T-shirt contract and design, and the Fair Foundation. Minutes have not been published.

Coming up

Board of County Commissioners — July 21, 2026: The board will discuss a request for the county to assume ownership of Ma'uka Lani Drive off Greenwood Road, a jail sally port door removal and ventilation project, and contracts for behavioral health funding and 911 services. Voucher approvals totaling $119,904.32 and $134,390.00 are listed, along with Resolution No. 88-26 for $634.22 from the County Properties Cumulative Reserve Fund and Resolution No. 89-26 for $1,250.00 from the Inter Local Cooperation Cumulative Reserve Fund.

Planning Commission — July 23, 2026: The commission will approve its agenda and minutes from May 28 and June 25, hold a public comment period, and continue its review of the Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on Elements 6, 7, and 8 (pages 175–221). No other actions are listed.

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