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C-Tran Board composition will change in January

Camas and Washougal will both have their own seats

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C-Tran's Route 92 serves Camas and Washougal. These two cities will now have their own representatives on the C-Tran Board of Directors. Previously, Camas and Washougal shared one seat. The Composition Review Committee voted on the issue last week. The newly configured group will begin meeting in January 2015.

Discussions regarding the composition of the C-Tran Board that began more than a year ago finally came to a conclusion on Nov. 18. As a result, both Camas and Washougal will now have their own director seats — instead of sharing one.

The C-Tran Board Composition Review Committee approved 7-3 the option that provides three elected official representatives for Vancouver, two for the Clark County, one each for Battle Ground, Camas and Washougal, and one shared between La Center, Ridgefield and Yacolt.

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