Whitman County Public Works moving to 4-day, 10-hour summer schedule starting March 2
Summary
County Engineer Dean Cornelison said Public Works employees will move to summer hours (four 10-hour days) beginning March 2, 2026, affecting maintenance crews, mechanics, engineering staff and others; the change was presented during the Board meeting and documented in staff materials.
Dean Cornelison, Whitman County Engineer, presented a document outlining the Public Works Department's move to a four-day, 10-hour summer work schedule beginning March 2, 2026. The schedule shift covers the Public Works Director, County Engineer, maintenance operators, mechanics/service shops, project and engineering staff, and road maintenance crews; other Public Works employees may move to approved summer schedules as applicable.
The item was presented as an operational update; no Board action was recorded beyond the presentation. The written staff document lists hours as 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday for affected employees.
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