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Port approves bonds to fund projects

$4 million to be used for waterfront trail and Steigerwald Commerce Center

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Water access for non-motorized watercraft, such as kayaks and stand-up paddle boards, is expected to be part of a Port of Camas-Washougal project that will be constructed this year. Port commissioners recently approved the sale of $4 million in bonds to finance the trail and other projects.

The Port of Camas-Washougal Commission has approved the issuance and sale of $4 million in bonds, to finance several improvements projects.

The commission voted 2-to-1, during its Jan. 20 meeting. Bill Ward cast the dissenting vote.

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