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Commissioners report Think Tank urged strategic plan and a new recreation funding split

Washington County Board of Commissioners · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At the June 24 meeting Chair Tracey A. Johnson said participants at a Think Tank community meeting advocated for a county strategic plan and suggested changing recreation funding to 50% Plymouth, 25% Roper and 25% Creswell; the board heard the update with no formal action taken.

Chair Tracey A. Johnson reported to the board that she, Commissioner Riddick and County Manager Curtis Potter had attended a Think Tank community meeting where participants discussed the need for a county strategic plan and broader programming beyond traditional youth sports.

Johnson told the board that Ms. Bunny Sanders at the Think Tank proposed changing the funding formula for county recreation to allocate 50% from Plymouth, 25% from Roper and 25% from Creswell. Potter added that the meeting also raised the idea of developing a strategic plan for the TTA (context not specified in the record).

The remarks were presented as an update from the community meeting; the board did not take formal action on the proposal during the June 24 special meeting. No motions or votes on the strategic plan or recreation funding were recorded.

Next steps noted in the meeting record: the board may consider strategic planning and recreational programming in future discussions or workshops following additional community engagement.