REQUEST FOR BIDS SNOW AND ICE CONTROL PRODUCTS FOR YEAR: 2027
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Oct 22, 2026
Procurement of Snow and Ice Control Products for Calendar Year 2027.
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Oct 22, 2026
Procurement of Snow and Ice Control Products for Calendar Year 2027.
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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Prepare a repetitive loss area analysis (RLAA) for identified repetitive loss area within unincorporated Kittitas County.
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Oct 29, 2026
Leasing of agricultural tracts at Bowers Field Airport.
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This document outlines the process of a $3,195.00 refund from Kittitas County to the USDA Forest Service due to a duplicate payment for law enforcement services under contract KCSO SH24-001. The refund pertains to services provided during August/September 2024 and is documented through various internal county records, a credit memo, and a related bill for collection from the Forest Service.
This document outlines the billing for lease and impression services provided by Xerox Financial Services to Kittitas County under contract 020-0101958-001. It includes a voucher and two invoices (6331525 and 6458170) covering services from August 2024 through November 2024, with each invoice detailing lease payments and charges for black and color impressions.
This document outlines a subscription for "Washington Court Rules State Volume I 2025" initially invoiced at $953.44 for 3 copies by Thomson Reuters to WA District Court Upper Kittitas District. Following a return of 2 copies due to a "Claims not ordered" reason, a credit of $635.63 was issued, resulting in a net payment of $317.81. The documentation includes the original invoice, credit memo, payment voucher, and related correspondence regarding the return and account adjustments.
This document details a financial transaction initiated by Kittitas County Auditor, comprising a voucher for $26.11 paid for 'MAINTENANCE FEE ACTIVITY FOR JULY', and an associated Umpqua Bank account analysis statement. The bank statement for July 2024 outlines banking service fees totaling $26.15, resulting in a net deficit of $26.11, which directly corresponds to the voucher amount. The services covered span July 2024, with the statement issued on August 13, 2024, and the voucher processed with a run date of September 9, 2024, and paid on September 16, 2024.
This document includes a Kittitas County Auditor Voucher and an FPP Mailing Solutions Invoice for services related to a PostBase Vision PSD Commercial mailing machine. The invoice, numbered RI106431109, covers services from November 6, 2024, to February 5, 2025, totaling $144.00. This transaction falls under contract number RO1347529, with an overall validity period from June 16, 2020, to June 16, 2025.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Kittitas County
The board approved a resolution authorizing the Chair's signature on the digital submittal certification to the County Road Administration Board and a resolution establishing a 'no net loss' position regarding access on public roads. Discussions were held concerning the potential transfer of a tax parcel to the City of Cle Elum for a dog park, a report on spring flood status, and ongoing efforts to alleviate flooding at Bowers Field.
The commissioners held a special meeting to conduct three public hearings. The first hearing focused on the Noise Control Ordinance, resulting in a directive to staff to include limitations on construction noise. The second hearing concerned the Kittitas and Yakima Counties Regional Comprehensive Economic Development Plan, which was subsequently approved via resolution with instructions to correct typographical errors. The final hearing addressed a proposed ordinance regarding the Admissions Tax and Designation of Revenue, which was officially approved.
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The board convened for a special meeting to hold executive sessions regarding collective bargaining with employee organizations. Discussions encompassed contract negotiations, grievance meetings, and the interpretation of labor agreements, with staff directed to proceed with ongoing negotiations.
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