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☀️ Balcony Solar, Tree Credits, and a Postponed Store - White Salmon July '26 Round-up

White Salmon committed $360,000 to chase state street grants, watched its biggest land-use hearing get postponed before it opened with 69 people already on the record, and learned its tree replacement fee is the lowest in its own board's comparison. Here's your July.

🏛 An EV Mandate, a Denied Appeal, and the 30% Rule - White Salmon June '26

White Salmon's council made every new home EV-ready, adopted its six-year road plan, and retired the old cluster mailboxes. The CDC reworked heritage months and hit a $10,000 parade-closure wall, and the Planning Commission denied a Wyers Street appeal. Here's your June.

🚰 4 Units, 1 Lot? Multiplex Drama, Tree Fees, & STRs - White Salmon May '26 Round-Up

Catch up on White Salmon's May meetings! We break down the Wyers St. multiplex debate, Stauch & Snohomish water line replacements, new tree fee-in-lieu ordinances, and the summer event schedule.

🌳 Liberty Trees & Bluff Trail Grants - White Salmon April '26 Round-up

April's municipal meetings in White Salmon tackled major infrastructure funding, the complexities of tree preservation on private land, and the growing push for local childcare solutions.

📬 Mail Stalemates & Middle Housing - March '26 White Salmon Citywide Update

From tense debates over shared sewer lines for new housing to a grassroots push for safer speeds on SR-141, here is your scannable breakdown of every major policy move from White Salmon’s city council, planning commission, and tree board this March.

🏠 Klickitat Feb '26 Cities Update: Water Projects, Tourism Grants & Housing Policy

From a $6M water loan in White Salmon to tourism grants in Goldendale and housing policy changes in Bingen, February meetings across Klickitat County tackled infrastructure, planning, and public safety.

🗣️A Student Speaks, Councils Decide - Klickitat City Govts Round-up Jan '26

From immigration testimony and school bond debates to Critical Areas updates, jail contracts, airport grants, and housing rules, January brought consequential decisions across Goldendale, White Salmon, and Bingen. Here’s what Klickitat’s city councils tackled to start 2026.

🏊Pools, Poles, & PUD bills - Community Meetings Across Klickitat County - Jan '26

From yard shaming to flag-raising, January’s smaller public meetings brought big energy: Dallesport’s levy talk, Tree Board’s "Treefest" plans, Pool District’s construction push, and Goldendale’s 200-ft flagpole. Read the full scoop on what’s growing, building, and flying high in the Gorge.

🎄 Final Budgets, Fabulous Trees & Final Transitions - Klickitat Cities Round-up Dec '25

From heritage trees to holiday farewells, see what your city councils accomplished to close out 2025. Bingen and White Salmon passed new budgets and safety taxes, Goldendale updated RV rules and weed codes, and TreeFest planning is already in full bloom.

🏘️ Housing, Enforcement & Public Safety: Klickitat City Govts Recap - October 2025

October council updates from across Klickitat County: White Salmon eyes a major upzone and debates drone policy, Goldendale plans park upgrades and reviews budget priorities, and Bingen faces pushback on stream buffer rules while weighing a public safety sales tax.