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Valley County commissioners name new building 'Cascade Annex'

2891690 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

On April 7 the Valley County Board of Commissioners voted to name the new county facility the Cascade Annex and directed staff to arrange signage in keeping with county PR guidelines.

Valley County commissioners voted April 7 to name the county’s new facility the Cascade Annex and directed staff to begin arranging signage.

The board approved the name by voice vote after brief discussion about alternatives and sign design. Commissioner (unnamed) moved to name the building the Cascade Annex; a second commissioner (unnamed) seconded the motion. The motion passed with unanimous “aye” votes recorded on the audio transcript.

Commissioners said they want the sign to read “Valley County” above “Cascade Annex,” keep the design simple and follow Valley County public-relations guidelines. The chair said she will contact Scott and will work with staff member Mackenzie to confirm sign specifications and keep the cost within county PR standards. Commissioners also discussed a backlit sign option and noted the physical sign panel at the building is roughly 4 feet by 2 feet.

Board members also raised related site-identity items: whether to include labels such as “Fairgrounds” or an event-space name later, and whether to remove outdated signage that referenced the road department. One commissioner suggested running an employee naming contest for inclusiveness; the chair and others said they preferred the straightforward “Cascade Annex” name for the courthouse property.

Outcome and next steps: the name was adopted by motion and majority voice vote. The chair will contact Scott and Mackenzie to begin sign procurement; the board discussed keeping sign copy basic and verifying budget constraints before final ordering.