Four months after voters narrowly rejected the formation of a Camas-Washougal regional fire authority, east Clark County officials have decided to sweeten the pot and try again.
People who thrill at catching a misspelled word in a newspaper or finding typos on public signs would have been delighted to discover the city of Camas’ locator signs at the Lacamas Creek trailhead a few weeks ago.
For the third year in a row, the Washington State Auditor’s office has dinged the city of Camas for having deficiencies in its internal controls over financial reporting.
The Camas City Council will reevaluate the ordinance it recently approved that limits recreational vehicle and trailer parking, storage and occupancy, including on private property.
Camas officials will soon decide if they will resurrect a regional fire authority proposal that Camas-Washougal voters rejected less than four months ago.
Recreational vehicle owners living in or visiting Camas may be surprised by a new law limiting RV and trailer parking, storage and occupancy within the city limits, including on private property.
During a time of extreme partisanship, U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez wants to work on a problem that seems to unite most Americans in disdain: overly bright headlights.
Clark County councilors listened to nearly two hours of public comment May 21 largely opposed to the idea of a ban on holiday fireworks, even though no councilor actually had proposed a ban.
Camas City Council members Tim Hein and Martin Elzingre will host a Ward 2 Town Hall from 6-7:30 p.m. Monday, July 14, at Camas-Washougal Fire Department Station 42, 4321 N.W.
The 18th annual Camas Farmer’s Market will return to downtown Camas for the 2025 season on Wednesday, June 4.
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