The measure now moves to the state senate.
A bill that would allow State Fish & Wildlife Police to work extra jobs just like State Patrol passed the house over the weekend. HB 1369 would Require the state fish and wildlife department to encourage its officers to work off-duty law enforcement jobs and create policy guidelines. The state government would not be liable for an off-duty officer’s conduct. The measure now moves to the state senate.
Grays Harbor County Seeks Public Comment: Homelessness Plan
Grays Harbor County will take public comments tomorrow on a new five-year homelessness plan that lays out goals and strategies from 2025 to 2030.
Port Of Grays Harbor Recieves Washington’s Port of the Year
The Port of Grays Harbor just picked up Washington’s 2025 Port of the Year award, thanks to big growth and a string of public-private partnerships that have reshaped its operations.
GH Poacher Gets "Alternative Treatment"
A Grays Harbor County man who poached five cow elk and left them to waste has been sentenced to a mental health alternative and three years of community custody.
GH Transit Remains Free For 2026
Grays Harbor Transit is sticking with its fare free system for another year, meaning every fixed route from the coast to Olympia stays completely free in 2026.
Hoquiam Police Department Earns 3rd Reaccreditation
At last week’s conference in Kennewick, retired chief Jeff Chief Myers was also recognized for his 32 years of law enforcement service and the 13 years spent as chairman of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission.