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Kittitas County commissioners adopt tourism plan, approve office‑hours changes and IT promotions
Summary
At a June 2 office administration meeting the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners adopted Resolution No. 2025-106 (Tourism Strategic Plan), approved changes to Treasurer and Assessor office hours and authorized two IT staff reclassifications; all motions carried 2-0.
The Kittitas County Board of Commissioners approved several administrative items during its June 2, 2025 office administration meeting, including adoption of the county’s Tourism Strategic Plan and a set of personnel and office‑hours changes.
Commissioner Brett Wachsmith moved to adopt Resolution No. 2025-106, the Kittitas County Tourism Strategic Plan; Chairman Laura Osiadacz seconded and the motion carried, 2-0. Soon afterward the Board approved Resolution No. 2025-107 authorizing a change to the Treasurer’s office hours and Resolution No. 2025-108 authorizing a change to the Assessor’s office hours; both motions passed 2-0. The minutes do not list the new hours in these segments of the record.
The Board also approved and signed County employee Personnel Action Forms and vouchers as part of routine administrative business. Separately, the Board approved two personnel reclassifications in the Information Technology department. Doug Fessler, the county IT director, described the PAF requests as internal promotions: Bill Davis would move from Network Systems Administrator III to IT Infrastructure Manager and Russ Stefanovich would move from Support Technician to Lead Support Technician. Fessler said these changes are internal promotions, the previous positions will not be backfilled, and they do not create new full‑time equivalents. Commissioner Wachsmith moved to approve the two reclassification PAFs; Chairman Osiadacz seconded the motion, which carried 2-0.
No public comments were recorded for this meeting. The Board reviewed its weekly correspondence log and calendar, and completed routine departmental reporting. The meeting concluded at 9:54 a.m.
Actions recorded in the meeting minutes include the adoption of Resolution No. 2025-106 (Tourism Strategic Plan), approval of Resolutions 2025-107 and 2025-108 (changes to Treasurer and Assessor office hours), approval of routine PAFs and vouchers, and approval of two IT staff reclassifications.
