Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Tony Ketchum’s organization
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chehalis Civil Service Commission Minutes
The commission reviewed old business regarding the distribution of eligibility lists for fire and police departments. New business included the approval of a six-month extension for the Fire Department Captain eligibility list and the adoption of a new Sergeant lateral score sheet for the Assessment Center. The commission also granted waivers to two candidates regarding required years of service. Additionally, the members discussed the storage of Civil Service files and records and determined that a meeting with relevant city officials is necessary to resolve the matter and facilitate file transfer.
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The council held a workshop on impact fees and received updates from the Lewis County Emergency Management team. Employee recognition included the presentation of service plaques and life-saving medals to Fire Department personnel. The council reviewed the financial closeout for the recent 4th of July celebration, denied a redistricting contract proposal, amended the 2026 budget, and awarded a construction contract for the Newaukum Intake Intertie project. Additionally, the council accepted a grant for a stormwater and railroad stabilization project and expressed support for a public safety sales and use tax ballot measure.
Sep 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Chehalis City Council Special Meeting Minutes
The council held a special meeting to discuss the 2027 City Budget. The City Manager and Finance Director presented various aspects of the potential budget, including departmental funding requests.
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Development Review Committee Development Review Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed and approved several development proposals. These included the extension of an existing pole building for a mobile substation at 124 Habein Road, alterations and additions to the screening and visitation building at Green Hill School, and the proposed development of a Tesla Megacharger station at 720 NW Arkansas Way. Discussions covered compliance with setback requirements, landscaping standards, stormwater management manuals, and necessary infrastructure improvements such as sidewalks and curb replacements.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
