County files CRAB reports and briefs commissioners on recent flooding; Ringer Loop remains closed
Public works staff presented annual CRAB reports (including a fish passage certificate showing zero projects and a traffic-law diversion report) and updated the board on March 20–21 flooding that produced localized road closures; staff said county infrastructure generally fared well but the gate at Ringer Loop remained closed.
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Josh Fredericks, Kittitas County Public Works Director, presented the county’s annual submissions to the County Road Administration Board (CRAB): the annual certification and priority planning packet, the fish passage certificate (reported as zero for the past year), and the certification of diversion and road-fund expenditures for traffic law enforcement. He said the packet reflects roughly $370,000 in county law enforcement-related road expenditures and asked for the usual signatures (county chair, county engineer, and, where required, auditor and sheriff).
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