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Residents press Clallam County commissioners on outside boards, tribal deals and accountability
Summary
During extended public comment Jan. 6, multiple residents criticized commissionersoutside-board commitments, raised concerns about possible park arrangements with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, and demanded clearer metrics and accountability on county programs and spending.
An extended public-comment period at the Clallam County Board of Commissioners meeting on Jan. 6 featured repeated criticisms of commissionersoutside-board service, concerns about possible park-management arrangements with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, and calls for clearer performance metrics.
Eric Fairman and other speakers questioned why the county continues to list advisory boards that have not met in more than a year and asked the commissioners to disclose which appointments are required by law. "Why or how can you approve a resolution for a board that hasn't met for over a year?" Fairman asked.
Several commenters focused on a possible change in management of the Dungeness recreation area and Dungeness RV Park. Jeff Tozer read from an email he…
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