Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission · April 18, 2026

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Opening and public comment rules

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Chair Anderson opened the second day of the commission meeting in Olympia, outlined a code of conduct for public comment, and said speakers should introduce themselves and limit remarks to three minutes; Jamie (staff) will manage signups and the commission will hear unique voices first.

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Public commenters at the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission’s April 18 meeting sharply criticized several commissioners and urged science-based decisions on hunting, habitat and drought; the commission agreed to pursue citizen-science goat counts, add drought material to its website and revise its 2026 meeting calendar.

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