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Key approvals recorded in the meeting included:

- Warrants and electronic remittances: multiple warrant ranges and funds were read into the record, including a direct deposit fund of $967,573.12 and a treasurer’s electronic remittance of $1,955,989.59. Salary clearing fund warrants and other clearing fund totals were included in the motion to approve warrants.

- Contract and program approvals: approval of a Mason Matters contract to monitor community health for $75,000 (term 01/01/2025–12/31/2025) and authorization to purchase a minivan for a mobile outreach expansion program for “not to exceed $35,000.”

- Interlocal agreement: approval of a four-year interlocal agreement with Kitsap County to continue providing residential household hazardous waste collection and disposal services for Mason County, with an optional amendment allowing an additional four-year extension.

- County roads projects: resolutions authorizing County Road Project (CRP) Number 2068 (Coqualum Road improvements, Mile Post 6.6–7.8) and CRP Number 2069 (Bear Creek D’Owado culvert replacements at listed mileposts). The board authorized the county engineer to set bid openings, award contracts and sign related documents.

- Lake management district: a resolution declaring intent to establish the Island Lake Lake Management District (LMD Number 1) and setting a public hearing on the proposed formation for Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at 9:15 a.m.

- Personnel and staffing: temporary reassignments in the sheriff’s office (temporarily moving Detective Sergeant Jeff Rhodes into Chief Criminal Deputy at Range 47 Step 8 effective 06/01/2025 and authorizing out-of-class pay for Chief Criminal Deputy Jason Drakle while temporarily serving as undersheriff), creation/posting of a full-time juvenile detention officer position, creation/posting of a 0.5 FTE seasonal maintenance position in Facilities, and approval of a FY2022 State Homeland Security Program grant contract amendment (E23-098) for an additional $10,375.

- Appointments: appointment of Arendelle Stargard and Isaiah Johnston to the Planning Advisory Commission for terms expiring 06/10/2029.

Commissioners asked whether any items should be removed for separate discussion; only the treasurer appointment (8.2) was pulled. After discussion and a voice vote on each item, the action agenda passed. The transcript reflects voice votes and motions but does not record individual roll-call tallies for each consent item.

The board did not provide further budgetary breakdowns or project schedules for the approved road projects or the Island Lake LMD at the meeting; the county engineer was authorized to set bid dates and execute related documents as required.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Mason County Commission June 10, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Mason County Board of Commissioners approved its action agenda June 10, clearing warrants and remittances and approving contracts, road projects, personnel moves and appointments.","taxTitle","Mason County, Washington","taxId",56702,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6201434,"Mason County adopts ADA transition plan for public rights-of-way to maintain federal funding eligibility",343,1142000,1485000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3794085-a1afa103c28cee1c259872885d2f12a7&start=1142&end=1485","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3794085-a1afa103c28cee1c259872885d2f12a7/thumbnail_1142000.jpg","/articles/6201434/Mason-County/Washington/Mason-County-adopts-ADA-transition-plan-for-public-rights-of-way-to-maintain-federal-funding-eligibility","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6201434-c8a08748f7e7d71bc15b8475fece2c18/orig.mp4?Expires=1771138339&Signature=PoeACG2QM5hzCnDXQ~dhC0yxE-Z7fkZcclu0Ra8JOmSNzQJrg42Mz7srE83NiVFQoEDGh4i8LGfLGeNmIMcvgqA3l94g2QxcSpvZNS-KCEv~qYzo3NUGMfOXZHY16YQB8q3vO9GICu06K38ZeqOjCwrhl3yka4xtLkuCy8BIAMK~vM72zCQdO8D~alyvD3s-4FZMUcjho2AbjusI1BExlQYNXK15SR42~jIg4pBeKYbWFvPx6Z1cMdyowIL~s1-MgHF6IVDDBPSjb5DHOJYE9b6GcJ9d41XTTz4PVkMDwd5z3GSgx~1VQOCd5AQjCemuUxCRMJALUGRZXiNch3NbDw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mason County commissioners on June 10 adopted a resolution to approve an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) transition plan for public rights-of-way, a county staff member said during a public hearing.

The staff presentation described the plan as a formalization of existing county approaches, documenting policies, contact points for reporting accessibility barriers and an inventory of pedestrian facilities. The presenter said the plan has a particular emphasis on the county’s transportation network and noted that adopting the plan is “an essential component and requirement for our continued use of federal highways funding.”

According to staff, the county’s inventory is small and found no current barriers at inspected locations: sidewalks on Old Belfair Highway, Clifton, and one on Lakeland Drive in Allen. The county’s recently adopted county road standards were described as aligned with the transition plan and intended to ensure barrier-free construction for new development and county-built facilities.

The presentation acknowledged the plan’s length and iterative nature: the document runs to about 29 pages and is expected to be a living document that county staff will continue to evaluate and expand. Staff thanked Ginger Canyon, Cobry Glaser and Dave Smith as the primary contributors to the plan’s development.

No members of the public testified during the hearing, and a commissioner moved to close public testimony and adopt the resolution. The motion passed on a voice vote after commissioners expressed appreciation for staff work.

The county did not present a schedule for future updates to the plan during the meeting, but staff indicated that the plan would continue to evolve and that additional public facilities could be integrated into future reviews.","Commissioners approved a resolution adopting an Americans with Disabilities Act transition plan for public rights-of-way after a staff presentation; the plan inventories county pedestrian facilities and sets a process for removing barriers and reporting concerns to maintain eligibility for federal highway funds.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6201439,"Mason County commissioners appoint Brittany Pearson as interim treasurer",56,814000,870000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3794085-a1afa103c28cee1c259872885d2f12a7&start=814&end=870","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3794085-a1afa103c28cee1c259872885d2f12a7/thumbnail_814000.jpg","/articles/6201439/Mason-County/Washington/Mason-County-commissioners-appoint-Brittany-Pearson-as-interim-treasurer","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6201439-554e6f2dccde09d2bc7f0ff995b087b2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771138339&Signature=X-woXWn1t7FSxsj2YTNGxHhbWafhOMqsraYj6lLJMQ6hssGcP8fX1NkX7XLcitpnjEo3CQV3yP8fD1xTm~dhMv8hSxYef5dhcL9BUlTCdT21MZV-SUBEXM99QIC0r0qKNp2imEGB8Do9OTyvQZpxKN1eZpb1Pv88pyI5rJg5d3OfuxWbl~q1JDN5BL7l8YripTxt66HZVKMo5pflZQmY8QmW33qrTLgIodJKsk-Ww4s5F2UadLxS7-9et-5n5-ahz06cfxV3hOrHF22Gaa7hPU9PCWGkhsK5dDdB-PMO5Q-T8X3redsWDI~tTQCi~6JKFIxw47QwSeMwxE0-6d9xFQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mason County Board of Commissioners on June 10 voted to appoint Brittany Pearson to serve as Mason County treasurer until the next general election, effective July 1, 2025.

The appointment followed a brief presentation and family recognition in the commissioners’ chambers. A commissioner moved to approve “the resolution appointing Brittany Pearson to serve as Mason County treasurer until the next general election effective 07/01/2025,” and the motion passed on a voice vote after the chair called for the question.

The commissioners and the appointee spoke about continuity in the office and praised outgoing staff. One commissioner said having “somebody knowledgeable makes the biggest difference” in the treasurer’s office because the role handles large public investments that affect the county and local school districts. Pearson thanked county staff and family members who attended the meeting and said she was “very excited. Very proud.”

Commissioners also thanked Lisa, the outgoing treasurer, for her years of service and mentorship to the office’s staff. No formal transition timeline beyond the July 1 effective date was detailed during the meeting.

The appointment was processed separately from the broader action agenda after commissioners pulled the item for discussion and a separate vote. The county clerk recorded the motion as passed; no roll-call tally was taken in the transcript, and the vote was recorded as a voice vote.

The board did not add any additional conditions to the appointment at the meeting nor specify whether the appointee will run in the next general election.

The county plans to introduce the new treasurer to the public on or after July 1, according to remarks made during the meeting.","The Mason County Board of Commissioners voted to appoint Brittany Pearson to serve as county treasurer until the next general election, effective July 1, 2025. Commissioners praised outgoing staff and emphasized the importance of experience for the office that manages large public investments.","actionData","errors"]

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Commissioners approve warrants, road projects, contracts and personnel actions on consent agenda

Mason County adopts ADA transition plan for public rights-of-way to maintain federal funding eligibility

Mason County commissioners appoint Brittany Pearson as interim treasurer