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Council hears reports on county fair, health district sale and a settlement check
Summary
Council received routine department and mayoral reports: the police email described a generally positive fair weekend; Councilmember Loseth reported the county finalized sale of the Health District building and raised concern about KRATOM; Mayor Paris described parade staffing hiccups and said a settlement check to Michael Hoover will be mailed.
During departmental reports, the council noted a police email from Monte that described the recent county fair as overall good despite typical juvenile, traffic and alcohol issues. Planning Commission’s next meeting was set for July 9, 2026.
In council communications, Lori Loseth said the county finalized the sale of the Health District building and reported concern among health officials about the new drug KRATOM. Mayor Dwayne Paris said two deputies assisting the parade were called out as it began, that Washington State Patrol assisted, that sidewalk repairs at the church were completed, and that a settlement check to Michael Hoover would be mailed tomorrow; he asked Clerk-Treasurer Tina Davidson to get a form letter from Foster Garvey in case of further contact with Hoover.
These items were informational; no formal council action was recorded on the health-district sale or KRATOM concern in the minutes.
