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Sheriff's Office to convert vacant room for interviews, lactation and multipurpose use
Summary
Sheriff Myers told county commissioners the Sheriff's Office is converting an empty office into interview space, a lactation room and a multipurpose office for employees; Chief Darren Higashiyama praised staffer Cody Cupp for expediting the work.
Sheriff Myers notified the board that the Kittitas County Sheriff's Office is converting a vacant office into space for employee interviews, a lactation room and a multipurpose office that staff can use as needed. The announcement came during the Sheriff's study session at the Commissioners' Auditorium on July 1, 2026.
Chief Darren Higashiyama credited a staff member for moving the project forward, saying, "Cody Cupp is doing a great job and has expedited the process on this office space." The board heard no public comment on the matter. No vote or formal action was recorded; the item was presented as an operational update and staff report.
