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Clark County Deputy Sheriff’s Guild launches fundraiser for deputy injured in Washougal River Road crash

Drew Kennison was seriously injured Feb. 22, after the top of a tree fell on his vehicle

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Clark County Sheriff's Deputy Drew Kennison was injured in a crash on Washougal River Road in Skamania County after the top of a snow-laden tree fell onto his vehicle, causing it to veer off the roadway and into another tree, on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023. (Contributed photo courtesy of Clark County Sheriff's Office)

The Clark County Deputy Sheriff’s Guild has established an online fundraiser for a Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputy seriously injured in a vehicle crash on Washougal River Road.

Drew Kennison, a 14-year veteran of the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, was injured Wednesday morning, Feb. 22, in a vehicle crash near Salmon Falls in Skamania County after a snow-laden tree fell on his vehicle.

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