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Kittitas County commissioners’ May 12 meeting canceled
Summary
A public notice posted for the Kittitas County commissioners’ regular meeting scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Monday, May 12, 2025, states simply, “This meeting is canceled.” The notice gives no reason or rescheduled date.
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The Kittitas County commissioners canceled a regular meeting that had been scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Monday, May 12, 2025, according to a public notice in the meeting record.
A staff member wrote, “This meeting is canceled,” in a one-line announcement in the posted text; the notice does not give a reason or indicate a new date. The notice lists the meeting date as May 12, 2025, and a location line referencing 205 West 5th, Room 109. The transcript also includes the single name “Shannon” on a separate line; no last name, title or affiliation is provided in the record.
The cancellation appeared as a short, stand-alone announcement within the meeting posting and was not accompanied by additional explanation or supporting documents in the transcript. There were no motions, votes, presentations or public comments recorded in the file. The posting includes a brief, garbled line that appears to reference a chair but does not provide a usable name or title.
County officials did not provide a reason or rescheduling information in the transcript. Residents or interested parties seeking confirmation or further details should contact the Kittitas County commissioners’ office; the transcript contains only the cancellation notice itself.
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