Mason County approves warrants, Crossroads Housing funding increase and routine items
May 13, 2026 | Mason County, Washington
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Mason County commissioners approved the action agenda May 12, adopting items 8.1 through 8.9 by voice vote.
The chair read warrants and fund remittances covering clearing funds, salary clearing, and the treasurer’s electronic remittance. The clerk read a direct‑deposit fund figure aloud in the record as $100,002,323,018.31; the clerk interrupted the reading and apologized immediately afterward. The board moved forward, noting the figures as presented.
Other approved items included an amendment increasing Crossroads Housing and essential‑needs funding by $662,098, setting public hearings for June 9 on map changes including proposed amendments in the Skokomish Valley and amendments to Title 17 related to densities in urban growth areas, a water‑leak credit of $1,320 (plus applicable late fees) for a Beards Cove customer after verification of repair, an EMPG fiscal‑year 24 reallocation contract awarding $4,800, approval to contribute to the Teamsters Pension Trust per the general services CBA, and authorization for facilities to complete a courthouse roof rehabilitation for an estimated $60,000 using REET funds.
The board also approved minutes from April 27, May 4 (briefing), and April 28 (regular) by voice vote during the meeting.
The chair read warrants and fund remittances covering clearing funds, salary clearing, and the treasurer’s electronic remittance. The clerk read a direct‑deposit fund figure aloud in the record as $100,002,323,018.31; the clerk interrupted the reading and apologized immediately afterward. The board moved forward, noting the figures as presented.
Other approved items included an amendment increasing Crossroads Housing and essential‑needs funding by $662,098, setting public hearings for June 9 on map changes including proposed amendments in the Skokomish Valley and amendments to Title 17 related to densities in urban growth areas, a water‑leak credit of $1,320 (plus applicable late fees) for a Beards Cove customer after verification of repair, an EMPG fiscal‑year 24 reallocation contract awarding $4,800, approval to contribute to the Teamsters Pension Trust per the general services CBA, and authorization for facilities to complete a courthouse roof rehabilitation for an estimated $60,000 using REET funds.
The board also approved minutes from April 27, May 4 (briefing), and April 28 (regular) by voice vote during the meeting.
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