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Kittitas County commissioners approve maintenance-department succession plan

Kittitas County Board of Commissioners · April 28, 2026
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Summary

At an April 28 study session, the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners approved a draft Maintenance Director job description and wage range and directed that Assistant Maintenance Director Cupp be appointed to the post as Facilities Director Patti Stacey retires later this year.

Kittitas County Board of Commissioners on April 28 approved a draft job description and wage range for the county Maintenance Director and directed that Assistant Maintenance Director Cupp be appointed to the role, Facilities Director Patti Stacey said.

Stacey told the commissioners she will retire at the end of the year and has been developing a succession plan for the Maintenance Department. She presented the draft job description and wage range for the Board's review; the minutes record that the Board approved both and provided direction to appoint Cupp to the position. The minutes do not specify the exact wage range or whether a formal vote was recorded by mover and seconder.

Commissioners Brett Wachsmith and Laura Osiadacz were present for the discussion and approval. The action was recorded in the minutes as an approval and direction to staff; the minutes do not describe further procedural steps such as a formal hiring vote, effective date for the appointment, or whether any external approvals are required.

The Board moved on to other business after the staffing decision. The meeting concluded at 10:36 a.m.