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When sovereignty meets incompetence
When the Jamestown Tribe breached a Dungeness River levee before Clallam County’s replacement was built, it triggered a $15 million emergency, real flood danger to local residents, and exposed just how powerless the County is when dealing with sovereign tribal authority backed by the federal government. Emails obtained from the US Army Corps of Engineers reveal how the Tribe called the shots, the Army Corps shrugged, and Clallam County taxpayers got stuck footing the bill—with no accountability and no say.
Note: The Randy Johnson mentioned in this article is the Jamestown Tribe’s Habitat…
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