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NGOs: Where Transparency Goes to Die
Peninsula Behavioral Health receives millions in taxpayer dollars. The county commissioners control the purse strings. Yet when residents ask basic questions — about outcomes, sobriety standards, or eviction policies — the answers dissolve into abstractions, deflections, or silence. This isn’t just about one email exchange. It’s about a structural problem in Clallam County: publicly funded NGOs operating with private-sector obscurity, while elected officials refuse to use the leverage taxpayers have already given them.
The Email Exchange That Says Everything
After Wendy Sisk, CEO of Peninsula…
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