June 27, 2024 11:27 am
Environment, News, Washougal 
The city of Washougal recently repaired damage to signage and safety fencing at Jemtegaard Trail (pictured) caused by vandalism in March and April 2024. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)
The city of Washougal is “closely monitoring” the erosion of the Gibbons Creek bank along the Jemtegaard Trail (pictured above), according to the city’s public works director, Trevor Evers. (Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)
The city of Washougal recently repaired a section of Jemtegaard Trail after the pedestrian path was vandalized on multiple occasions earlier this year.
“Instances of vandalism” in late March and early April resulted in the destruction of safety fencing and “caution” signage, and pieces of the trail’s infrastructure being thrown into Gibbons Creek, according to a news release issued by the City.
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