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Washington County Conservation Board reviews monthly reports, presents $11,584.95 in bills and fills campground host role
Summary
At its May 14 meeting the Washington County Conservation Board reviewed staff reports, was presented with bills totaling $11,584.95, and heard that Howard and Julie Baker filled the Marr Park campground host contract; motions to approve the agenda, minutes and adjourn were carried unanimously.
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The Washington County Conservation Board reviewed monthly reports from staff and heard administrative updates at its May 14 regular meeting.
Executive Director Zach Rozmus said monthly reports from ranger and maintenance staff, the activities director and naturalist had been provided and reviewed. Rozmus also announced that the Marr Park campground host contract was filled by Howard and Julie Baker.
Board members were presented with a summary of bills for May 2026 totaling $11,584.95, with itemized entries that included electrical work for a shelter, gravel hauling, monthly electricity, pond dye, picnic tables from RJ Thomas - Pilot Rock and other supplies. The minutes list line items and amounts but do not record a separate motion to approve the bills.
Procedural motions recorded in the minutes included approval of the meeting agenda (moved by Stan Stoops, seconded by Bill Nickell), approval of the April 9, 2026 meeting minutes (moved by Kim Prier, seconded by Stan Stoops) and a motion to adjourn at 5:30 p.m. (moved by Stan Stoops, seconded by Bill Nickell); each motion carried unanimously according to the minutes.
