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County auditor presents $103,200 in Law & Justice Council grant agreements
Summary
Kittitas County’s auditor presented six Law & Justice Council agreements totaling $103,200 and said the grant fund has roughly $400,000 in reserve; commissioners did not take immediate action on the agreements during this session.
Bridal Elliott, Kittitas County auditor, told the commissioners the county has six recommended agreements for the Law & Justice Council grants for 2026 totaling $103,200 and invited questions from the board.
Elliott said the fund’s balance is “about 400,000 some change,” and described the $103,200 figure as “roughly what we take in every year.” The presentation covered the purpose and funding capacity of the law-and-justice grants but did not include a formal vote on the agreements during the meeting.
Commissioners asked brief clarifying questions but no action was recorded on the agreements in the transcript. One presenter described a duplicate contract approach being used locally to alternate service locations between vendors, noting legal review of the language. The auditor said there is capacity in the fund to support the recommendations.
The board will consider next steps for the agreements at a later meeting or as otherwise placed on the agenda; the transcript records presentation and discussion but does not record approval of the six agreements.
