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Klamath County commissioners unanimously adopt weed-control district, new library fees and a supplemental public health budget
Summary
At their Jan. 6 meeting, the Klamath County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved declaring the county a Weed Control District with associated fees, adopted a new library printing fee schedule, and passed a supplemental public health budget, along with multiple intergovernmental agreements and approvals of routine items.
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners met Jan. 6 in Room 219 and voted unanimously on a package of routine orders, resolutions and agreements affecting county services and budgets.
Todd Pfeiffer, public works weed-control manager, presented an order declaring Klamath County a Weed Control District and identifying noxious weeds for 2026. The Board adopted the order (OR2026-025) and later approved a companion resolution establishing weed-control fees for 2026 (RE2026-011), both by unanimous vote. "We need a consistent approach to manage noxious weeds across the county," Pfeiffer said as he addressed the Board.
During a time-certain public hearing, Library Director Nathalie Naveau…
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