Cowlitz Area Sno-park Snow Removal (Request for Proposals)
Aug 13, 2026
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Sep 29, 2026
Provide winter snow removal services at three (3) Sno-Parks: Johnson Creek; Orr Creek & Wakepish. Nearest towns are Randle and Packwood.
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Aug 13, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Provide winter snow removal services at three (3) Sno-Parks: Johnson Creek; Orr Creek & Wakepish. Nearest towns are Randle and Packwood.
Aug 13, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Provide Greenwater Area Snow Mobile Trail Grooming.
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Aug 27, 2026
Removal of existing railroad ties, and the construction and installation of new precast concrete deck panels and steel railing on top of the existing steel trestles near rock lake along the palouse to cascades state park trail.
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Olympia
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Thurston
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300 Desmond Dr SE
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(360) 902-8844
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98501
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
The Commission meeting involved several key decisions and updates. Discussions included the authorization of a 30-year easement for the Flora Road River Trail Project, the evaluation and ranking of grant projects for the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program, and the adoption of the Mount Spokane State Park Master Plan. A financial update was provided for the current biennium. The Commission also approved rescheduling and consolidating the October meeting. Work session presentations covered a legislative update, agency request legislation proposals for the upcoming session, updates on the 2027-29 capital and operating budget requests, operational plans for Fort Worden State Park, and an update regarding the Westport Golf Links proposal. Additionally, the Commission received the State Auditor's Stewardship Award and presented various volunteer and staff recognition awards.
The Commission held a work session and a formal meeting. Key topics included updates on 2027 agency request legislation, the 2027 supplemental operating budget, the 2027-29 operating budget request, and the 2027-29 capital budget request. Additional discussions covered Fort Worden operations, 2027 commission scheduling logistics, and a proposal regarding a golf course at Westport Light State Park. Formal actions taken included approving a thirty-year easement for a trail project in Spokane Valley, adopting a master plan and land classifications for Mount Spokane State Park, and approving a ranked list of projects for the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program. The Commission also rescheduled their upcoming October meeting dates.
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This document presents the Mount Spokane State Park Master Plan, outlining a 20-year vision for the park. The plan focuses on strategic land classification, long-term boundary adjustments, comprehensive trail network development, and interpretive planning. It aims to protect significant natural habitats and species, enhance existing park features and visitor experiences, and identify limited new strategic features, including development for downhill skiing and snowboarding, implemented across three distinct phases.
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