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Prosecutor's office says funding cuts strained budgets; staff hunting for grants to shore up Fund 130
Summary
Kittitas County Prosecuting Attorney's Office reported reduced funding and said staff are "actively pursuing alternative funding sources and grant opportunities" to offset cuts and address the status of Fund 130.
Chief Administrator Elishia Harvill told the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners during a quarterly update that reductions from other funding entities have affected the Prosecuting Attorney's Office budget and the status of Fund 130. Harvill said staff are "actively pursuing alternative funding sources and grant opportunities to help offset reductions from other funding entities."
Harvill did not provide specific dollar amounts for Fund 130 in the minutes but said the office is pursuing multiple grant and revenue options to maintain services. The update was delivered during a special meeting called at 10 a.m. on Aug. 3, 2026, with the board and office management present.
