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Weigh in on Camas’ financial future

City to hold public hearing Nov. 19 on $195M 2019-20 budget

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Camas City Council members, Shannon Turk (left), Melissa Smith (center) and Don Chaney (right) gather at the council's regular meeting, Oct. 1, at Camas City Hall.

Worried about whether or not the city will hire firefighters in the coming years? Staunchly opposed to the implementation of utility taxes in Camas? Unhappy with maintenance levels at your local parks? Just want to know more about your city’s proposed budget?

The Camas City Council will hold a public hearing on the mayor’s proposed 2019-20 budget, at 7 p.m., Monday, Nov. 19, at Camas City Hall.

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