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Jul 27, 2026
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Aug 24, 2026
The project is a 35,000 SF parking lot expansion of an existing 42 stall parking spaces. At the completion of this project there will be a total of 86 stalls. Also included in this project is a high retaining wall along the south and east property line. The east property line will also have a fence to provide a separation to the neighboring property.
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City
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Ellensburg
County
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Kittitas
Address
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603 S Chestnut St
Phone Number
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(509) 962-9841
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
98926
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Kittitas County Public Hospital District 1
The board meeting addressed several key items, including the approval of the agenda, which was amended to include a review of board policies. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a presentation regarding the phased implementation of a nuclear medicine imaging program utilizing a mobile unit in partnership with Heritage Imaging. This initiative aims to enhance community access to cardiac and radiology nuclear studies, addressing a current service desert. Financial discussions indicated that the program is expected to be financially sustainable shortly after startup, with the main upfront cost being associated with the 4DM software license for cardiologists. The board authorized the administration to negotiate and enter into a contract for this service. Additionally, the Information Services department provided a spotlight presentation detailing its structure, focus on process orientation, and collaboration efforts with other regional hospitals.
The meeting commenced with a roll call followed by the approval of the agenda, which included an amendment to the finance section to add a capital request. A significant portion of the meeting involved a presentation providing an annual report and detailed overview of the Rural Collaborative organization, covering its history, unique strengths, membership structure (21 members serving approximately 485,000 people), committee structure, and future initiatives such as establishing a for-profit enterprise arm and focusing on value-based purchasing arrangements through an ACO. The presentation detailed how the collaborative facilitates purchasing, advocacy, and candid peer learning among rural public hospital districts, noting specific statistics from 2020 including outpatient visits and telemedicine utilization. Subsequent discussion involved reports on quality council metrics and the CMS survey plan of correction.
The meeting commenced with the approval of the consent agenda, which included the minutes from the last board meeting. The main segment featured a presentation on the breastfeeding program for Kvh, detailing public health benefits, national targets for breastfeeding rates, and current organizational performance, noting achievement above national averages. Discussion covered disparities in breastfeeding rates among different demographic groups and efforts to achieve Baby Friendly Hospital designation, including staff training via the Empower Training Initiative and community outreach through the Kids on County Property Coalition. Discussions also touched upon internal quality improvement reports, specifically concerning instrument sterilization practices and related safety findings from a recent hospital license survey conducted by the Department of Health, which resulted in 21 minor findings.
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