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Chehalis Tribe receives proclamation; city shares holiday events and EV‑charger grant notice
Summary
At the Nov. 25 work session the council received a proclamation recognizing American Indian Heritage Month and accepted a flag and salmon from Chehalis Tribe Chairman Dustin Klatisch; staff also listed upcoming holiday events and an EV‑charger grant application window through Dec. 18.
The Tumwater City Council opened its Nov. 25 work session by welcoming representatives of the Chehalis Tribe and presenting a proclamation recognizing American Indian Heritage Month. Chairman Dustin Klatisch (named in the transcript) thanked the council, presented a Shady Hills travel flag and offered fresh salmon as a gift to the city.
City staff updates: later in the meeting the city administrator shared brief community updates including a firefighter recruitment event…
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