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Kittitas County commissioners approve personnel action forms, review calendar and plan Facebook posts

Kittitas County Board of Commissioners · July 21, 2025
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Summary

At a July 21 Office Administration meeting, Vice-Chairman Cory Wright and Commissioner Brett Wachsmith reviewed the weekly calendar, approved and signed County employee personnel action forms and vouchers, reviewed the correspondence log and planned Facebook posts including messaging about the Kittitas County Fair and EV station availability.

Vice-Chairman Cory Wright and Commissioner Brett Wachsmith met in an Office Administration session on July 21 and completed routine county business, including a review of the weekly calendar, approval and signatures on County Employee Personnel Action Forms (PAFs) and vouchers, and planning of the county’s Facebook posts for the week of July 21.

The board reviewed the weekly correspondence log for the week ending July 18, 2025, and provided status updates on whiteboard items. Commissioners confirmed assignments for 2025 that pair each Commissioner with three Department Heads to meet weekly; those assignments were established earlier in the Office Administration meeting and will be updated at future sessions.

For communications, the board decided to post on the county’s Facebook page for the week of July 21 about the Kittitas County Fair and to share tickets/guidelines information and the availability of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The minutes record the determinations but do not show a formal roll-call vote for those communications decisions. The meeting concluded at 9:25 a.m.

The minutes reflect routine administrative actions; the approval of PAFs and vouchers is recorded as signed but does not include mover/second or a published vote tally in the meeting record.