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Fire department reports quiet Fourth of July; council hears community event and school-track updates

Colfax City Council ยท July 21, 2025
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Summary

Firefighter John Lautenslager said July 4 was quiet and a recent alarm near the State Patrol office was a BBQ; councilmembers also noted downtown window painting for Concrete River Days, an '80s reunion on July 26, and the Colfax School District track refurbishment this summer.

Firefighter John Lautenslager told the council the Fourth of July period was quiet for the department and that a recent response near the State Patrol office turned out to be a barbecue. Lautenslager also noted that the Washington Survey and Rating Bureau (WRSB) update is scheduled for September.

Councilmembers used the "Good of the City" portion of the agenda to share community announcements: downtown buildings have had windows painted for the upcoming Concrete River Days, an '80s reunion is scheduled for July 26 at the golf course, several area farmers have begun harvest, and the Colfax School District track is being refurbished this summer. No formal action was taken on these items.