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County certifies road levy to CRAB; commissioners discuss timber sale testimony and park liaison assignment

Wahkiakum Board of County Commissioners · February 24, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized the chair to sign the County Road Levy Certification to CRAB for 2026, and commissioners reported on the legislative session, stormwater charges in Cathlamet, a timber sale on the Board of Natural Resources agenda and a new liaison appointment to the Johnson Park Board.

The board authorized the chair to sign the County Road Levy Certification to the County Road Administration Board (CRAB) for 2026; the motion passed unanimously. The certification affirms the county's road levy figures for state administration and local transportation funding for the calendar year.

In commissioner reports, Lee Tischer provided an update on the state legislative session and noted the Town of Cathlamet's new stormwater treatment charges. Mark Letham agreed to serve as the board's liaison to the Johnson Park Board. Chair Dan Cothren said he has registered to testify at an upcoming Board of Natural Resources meeting where Wahkiakum County's timber sale will be on the agenda and discussed timber-related issues.