September 10, 2013 12:00 am
VIVIAN JOHNSON for The Columbian Lithgow makes an emphatic point during his speech before 900 people Tuesday night.
Files/The Columbian High-voltage transmission lines running through Vancouver's Fruit Valley neighborhood are small potatoes compared with the 500,000-volt line the Bonneville Power Administration plans between new substations in Castle Rock and Troutdale, Ore. The line's route is being considered.
The city of Camas was recently issued a finding by the Washington State Auditor’s Office for failing to effectively manage its equipment rental and replacement fund. This, the auditor’s report states, could result in inappropriate use of restricted funds.
Through the equipment rental and replacement fund, equipment owned by the city is pooled together into one fund, then “rented” out to different departments depending on need.
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