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Push intensifies for new bureaucracy
A “volunteer” water role is quickly becoming a taxpayer-funded office. Unelected insiders are drafting policy. Public questions are dismissed, critics redirected, and free speech stifled. This isn’t water stewardship—it’s a power grab hiding in plain sight. Clallam County voters deserve to know what’s happening before they lose control of how they’re governed.
The Water Steward Committee, a subcommittee of the Charter Review Commission, convened yesterday. The meeting lasted nearly two and a half hours. Several times, the committee made a concerted effort not to use the word “management.”…
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