Urban County Policy Board approves 2026 CDBG and HOME funding package The board voted to forward staff-recommended allocations of HOME and CDBG funds for program year 2026, prioritizing housing preservation, tenant-based rental assistance and asset/economic development while noting tight HUD timeliness deadlines.

The Urban County Policy Board has taken a significant step toward enhancing housing stability and economic development by approving a funding package for 2026 that prioritizes vital services and preservation efforts.

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Clark County fiscal court approves several transfers, tables one; hires attorney assistant At its Feb. 17 meeting the Clark County fiscal court approved multiple budget and cash transfers, authorized procurement for compost-grant work, approved the second reading of a road item and voted to hire an assistant county attorney; transfer ‘a’ was tabled pending review.

The Clark County Fiscal Court made significant moves by approving multiple budget transfers and hiring a new assistant attorney, but one key transfer was tabled for further review.

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Clark County officials authorize legal inquiry after judge’s resignation letter found Officials at an emergency Clark County meeting voted to authorize the county attorney to seek confirmation from the governor’s office after a letter stating a judge’s resignation effective 4:00 p.m. the previous day was discovered on the judge’s desk; the body also agreed to continue its emergency meeting for follow-up.

Clark County is in a legal limbo after a mysterious resignation letter from the county judge was found, prompting officials to dive into an emergency inquiry!

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Clark County marks completion of Battleground Lake broadband build, flags $1.2B state BED award County policy analyst said the ARPA‑funded Battleground Lake project connected about 476 homes after a partnership with Comcast, freed roughly $1 million in ARPA funds by reducing county contribution, and noted Washington's $1.2 billion NTIA‑approved BED award to expand broadband statewide.

Clark County just connected nearly 500 homes to high-speed internet thanks to a successful partnership with Comcast, while also unlocking $1 million for future projects!

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Nonprofit proposes $5M women's healthcare facility in Dayton region The $5 million project aims to address rising health disparities and limited access for women in Clark County. #Springfield #ClarkCounty #Dayton #health #nonprofit

The $5 million project aims to address rising health disparities and limited access for women in Clark County.

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Clark County details ADA self-evaluation and opens public survey; reports to include barrier inventories and cost estimates Clark County Parks and Nature staff said consultant MIG has nearly completed site assessments for an Americans with Disabilities Act transition plan, announced a public survey open through March 6, and said draft plans will go to the public and then to the county council for adoption.

Clark County is taking major steps to enhance park accessibility for everyone by launching a public survey and creating detailed reports on barrier removal.

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Clark County Council agrees to back Latino Leadership Northwest grant to study immigrants' access to services The council agreed to provide a time‑sensitive letter of support for Latino Leadership Northwest and Clark County Public Health to seek Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funding to collect local data on immigrant families' experiences accessing services.

Clark County is stepping up to support immigrant families by backing a grant that aims to uncover the barriers they face in accessing vital health and social services.

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Residents allege missing geological notices and warn narrow‑road townhomes will worsen parking and safety A resident alleged that a geological hazard report tied to a 98‑unit project was not attached to county public notices and that Park Regional Wastewater District suppressed information; attendees also pressed county leaders about townhouse developments with 24‑foot roads, 1.5‑space parking standards and possible emergency‑access problems.

Residents are sounding the alarm over missing geological hazard reports and safety risks tied to narrow townhome developments that could endanger lives and block emergency access.

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Neighbors press county and city on speeding, photo radar and 88th/94th signal plan Residents pressed Clark County officials about speeding and cut‑through traffic, asked whether photo‑radar or speed bumps could be restored, and heard City of Vancouver traffic staff say the 88th/94th intersection warrants a signal; officials said mitigation for a city development impacting a county road would be the developer’s responsibility.

Residents are demanding action on speeding and dangerous intersections, with some calling their streets "like an Autobahn"—what solutions are on the table?

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Clark County reports first recorded general‑fund operating loss of $1.3 million in 2025; 2026 projection $16.5 million Auditors told the council the general fund posted a roughly $1.3 million operating loss in 2025 — the first in the recent record — and projected a $16.5 million operating shortfall in 2026, driven in part by slow sales‑tax growth and inflation outpacing revenue.

Clark County faces a historic financial crisis with a $1.3 million operating loss in 2025 and a staggering projected shortfall of $16.5 million for 2026, as inflation outpaces revenue growth.

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Sheriff John Porch briefs neighborhood on staffing, enforcement tools and jail expansion Sheriff John Porch told a neighborhood association meeting that staffing at the sheriff’s office has improved, described enforcement tools including a vehicle‑grappler, cautioned about the limits of pursuits and federal immigration cooperation, and said the county will open a roughly 60‑bed jail unit by late year/early 2027.

Sheriff John Porch reveals exciting plans for enhanced safety in Clark County, including increased staffing, new enforcement tools, and a major jail expansion.

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Clark County Council advances unity resolution after public debate over free speech and immigration After public comment split between free‑speech concerns and calls for civility, the Clark County Council agreed to move a draft "unity" resolution forward for further consideration; councilors emphasized it is a nonbinding statement of values, not an enforcement tool.

The Clark County Council is taking a stand against political violence with a new "unity" resolution, sparking intense public debate over free speech and community values.

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Volunteers in Motion touts volunteer drivers, Medicaid rides and volunteer recruitment Community in MotionVolunteers in Motion described free volunteer rides and Medicaid-funded nonemergency medical trips in Clark County, listed contact numbers for specialty and Medicaid rides and asked for volunteer drivers to support seniors, people with disabilities and rural residents.

Volunteers in Motion is transforming lives in Clark County by providing essential rides for seniors and those in need—could you be the next volunteer driver making a difference?

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Clark County presents neighborhood traffic-management program, eyes extension of application window Clark County transportation staff introduced a Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, said applications opened Jan. 15 with a March 1 deadline (staff proposed extending it one month), and described a data-driven process to rank local streets for traffic-calming measures funded at about $250,000 a year.

Clark County is rolling out a revamped Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, inviting residents to request traffic-calming measures to enhance safety on local streets.

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Clark County ethics panel votes to investigate deputy over use of uniform in private business materials The Clark County Ethics Commission voted to investigate a complaint alleging Duncan Haas, the county's chief civil deputy, displayed himself in uniform next to a sheriff's vehicle on his private business website and encouraged staff to look for his name on the ballot.

The Clark County Ethics Commission is launching an investigation into allegations that a top sheriff's deputy misused his public role for personal gain—could this shake up local politics?

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Firefighting efforts continue to contain Ranger Road Fire in Clark County, Kansas - clipped version

ICYMI: “Firefighting efforts continue to contain Ranger Road Fire in Clark County, Kansas - clipped version” www.kwch.com/video/2026/0... - KWCH 12 News

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High fire danger returns for Wednesday Along with the fire risk, blowing dust and dirt may suddenly reduce visibility to near-zero.

KANSAS: “Based on early morning satellite imagery, fires are still burning in Seward, Meade, Clark and Comanche Counties.” www.kake.com/home/high-fi... - KAKE

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Council hears multiple legislative updates, agrees to support Ridgefield BUILD letter; post-executive-session stipulation fails Policy staff briefed the council on several bills (HB 2720 to fund crisis services, SB 5820 freight-rail carve-out, HB 2338 weatherization expansion, HB 2515 data-center fee and SHEEP funding); council supported staff drafting a Ridgefield BUILD support letter. After an extended executive session the council voted on a litigation stipulation and the motion failed.

Clark County's council is at a crossroads, debating critical legislation that could reshape crisis services and energy assistance—what will they decide?

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Clark County Council hears hours of public testimony and edits draft immigration-enforcement statement; reading scheduled for Tuesday After extended public comment focused on Camp Bonneville and alleged ICE/FBI activity, the council debated wording changes to a draft resolution on federal immigration enforcement, agreed several edits (including stronger "transparency" and "due process" language and removing "proportionality"), and voted to bring a revised version back for reading at the next meeting.

Clark County residents are passionately divided over a proposed resolution on federal immigration enforcement, with calls for stronger protections and concerns about local law enforcement's role.

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Fiscal court adopts resolution backing House Bill 557 seeking higher payments for county jail housing A resident and local officials asked the court to endorse House Bill 557 to raise state payments for county jail inmates; the court moved and seconded a resolution supporting the bill and approved it with minor editorial additions.

Clark County Fiscal Court has officially backed House Bill 557, a crucial step towards securing fair payments for housing state inmates as local residents rally for change.

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Clark County fiscal court hears detailed update on Rockwell Road sewer project; construction phased, estimate $11–12 million Sanitation‑district presenters told the court the Rockwell Road sewer project is divided into phases (1a force main and pump station, 1b gravity sewer, 1c final extension), with most 1a easements secured and an estimated construction cost of $11–12 million. Federal and regional funding steps are underway, including a $1,000,000 congressional appropriation.

Clark County's ambitious Rockwell Road sewer project is set to kick off this summer, with a $1,000,000 federal boost and plans to secure vital easements for construction!

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Several Affordable‑Housing Projects Seek Clark County HOME/CDBG Support, Including 40‑Unit Senior Project Columbia Nonprofit Housing, Foundation for the Challenged/Options, Proud Ground and Evergreen Habitat presented projects seeking HOME/CDBG or subsidy funding to expand affordable homes for seniors, people with disabilities and first‑time buyers across Clark County.

Clark County is on the brink of expanding affordable housing with innovative projects aimed at seniors, adults with disabilities, and first-time buyers—will these plans secure the funding they need?

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If @cortezmasto.senate.gov can't say Abolish ICE, point blank, she is going to be primaried. I hope her staff understands that and communicates that to the senator.
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Clark County Community Services outlines $70 million annual budget, audits and 2026 priorities Vanessa Gaston, Clark County Community Services director, told the advisory board the department operates a roughly $70 million annual budget, contracts out most services, and will prioritize provider technical assistance, cross‑system coordination and implementing targeted universalism in 2026.

Clark County Community Services is gearing up for 2026 with a $70 million budget focused on enhancing provider support and tackling critical service gaps, but can they overcome the challenges of workforce turnover and complex audits?

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Clark County proposes broad stormwater manual changes, including ban on deep injection wells Clark County staff and consultants presented proposed updates to the Clark County Stormwater Manual and Title 40 code to meet Department of Ecology Phase I permit requirements, including seven mandated permit items, a proposed prohibition on deep underground injection control wells, deeper soils testing for infiltration, and a public review schedule leading to adoption in June 2026.

Clark County is set to implement significant stormwater manual updates, including a ban on deep injection wells and new soil testing requirements, aimed at enhancing local water quality and compliance with state regulations.

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Measles cases climb to 7 in Clark County, linked to earlier infection County health officials say the new cases are linked to an earlier infection reported in January.

“Clark County health officials have confirmed six additional cases of measles connected to an infection first reported in January, bringing the total number of cases in the county to seven.” www.oregonlive.com/health/2026/... - @oregonian.com

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