Clallam County Extends Public Defense Contract through February 2026
Clallam County commissioners have extended the contract with Clallam Public Defender for indigent public defense services until February 2026, amid ongoing negotiations related to state Supreme Court standards. Additionally, contracts for improvements at the McDonald Creek water diversion site and accessibility enhancements at the Clallam County Fair were approved, with funding allocated for sensory equipment and training for individuals with disabilities.
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Clallam County commissioners approved an extension of the contract with Clallam Public Defender for indigent public defense services through February 2026, addressing ongoing negotiations regarding state Supreme Court case weighting standards and local criminal justice services. The existing contract was set to expire on December 31.
Additionally, the commissioners extended a contract with the state Department of Fish and Wildlife for improvements at the McDonald Creek water diversion site until April 2, 2029, maintaining the project scope and costs. A personal services agreement was also approved to enhance accessibility at the Clallam County Fair through December 31, 2027, with a budget of $86,469 for sensory equipment and training to support individuals with disabilities.
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