Mayor Pro Tem outlines flood study plans; LCFD5 schedules July 18 dedication
Summary
Mayor Pro Tem Duane Crouse reported on a Flood Authority study of the Newaukum River near the Rush Road bridge and urged Napavine coordination; Sandra White (LCFD5) announced a July 18 dedication and community events including a parade and safety demonstrations.
Mayor Pro Tem Duane Crouse told the council he attended a Flood Authority meeting where members discussed studies of the Newaukum River, specifically near the Rush Road bridge, and possible grant applications to support that work. He said the Law & Justice Council also discussed a potential public safety tax to address budget shortfalls and suggested Napavine coordinate with regional partners for a unified position.
Sandra White, reporting on behalf of Gregg Peterson and representing LCFD5, announced that the new fire district building dedication is scheduled for July 18 at 10 a.m. She described planned community activities including a five-mile run, a parade starting at 11 a.m., a smoke-house simulation, a charged hose activity for children and a potential Life Flight helicopter display.
Council acknowledged the reports and no formal action was recorded on either the flood study or the Law & Justice Council discussion during the meeting.
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