Commissioners approve up to $11,280 in climate mitigation funds for Ralph Monroe Memorial trail work
August 07, 2025 | Thurston County, Washington
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Thurston County commissioners authorized the county manager on Aug. 6 to use climate mitigation funds for the Ralph Monroe Memorial trail project in an amount not to exceed $11,280.
County staff said the funding would cover supplies and other enhancements and that Public Works would contribute in‑kind services such as mowing. The motion on the record was: “Moved to authorize the county manager to expand climate mitigation funds for the Ralph Monroe Memorial project for an amount not to exceed $11,280.” The motion was seconded; the clerk called the vote and commissioners answered “Aye.” The motion carried unanimously.
Ending note: Staff will proceed within the approved amount and report back on project implementation as required.
County staff said the funding would cover supplies and other enhancements and that Public Works would contribute in‑kind services such as mowing. The motion on the record was: “Moved to authorize the county manager to expand climate mitigation funds for the Ralph Monroe Memorial project for an amount not to exceed $11,280.” The motion was seconded; the clerk called the vote and commissioners answered “Aye.” The motion carried unanimously.
Ending note: Staff will proceed within the approved amount and report back on project implementation as required.
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