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White Salmon Council approves $1.35 million in vouchers tied to infrastructure projects
Summary
The White Salmon City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda April 1, including vouchers totaling $1,353,011.03 tied largely to ongoing infrastructure work, with council members noting the unusually large payment run and staff citing water system improvements as a key driver.
The White Salmon City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda April 1, authorizing vouchers totaling $1,353,011.03 and approving a service agreement with Integrated Underwater Services.
Council Member David Lindley moved to approve the consent agenda, and Ben Giant seconded. Giant noted the voucher total was the largest he has seen during his time on the council. Mayor Marla Keethler said the payments reflect major infrastructure work—particularly water system improvements—and stressed the need to process reimbursements promptly to manage loan timelines and keep projects moving.
The council recorded a 4-0 vote on the consent agenda: Giant—Aye, Mora—Aye, Rainbolt—Aye, Lindley—Aye. The minutes state the vouchers were audited and certified in accordance with RCW 42.24.080 and RCW 42.24.090.
Background: The vouchers cover ongoing capital and operational costs for multiple city projects. Finance and public works staff were credited for advancing reimbursements efficiently during the meeting. No public comment was offered during the consent-agenda discussion.
