What’s on our Radar – Week of May 25th, 2026
This week’s Radar offers you a chance to plug in to active transportation plans with the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee and the work of the Agricultural Advisory Commission. There are no Clark County Council meetings this week, which will free you up to read FOCC’s Q2 newsletter that’s coming out this Friday!
THIS WEEK’S RADAR
Our weekly radar is intended to highlight Clark County meetings and events relevant to Friends of Clark County priorities. This list is not exhaustive. For a full list of Clark County meetings, please visit Clark County Council and Clark County Community Planning on the Clark County website.
TUESDAY, MAY 26TH
Clark Communities Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting at 6pm: Meeting information
Active Transportation Projects for the 20-year Transportation Capital Facility Plan and more on the agenda.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27TH
Clark County Agricultural Advisory Commission meeting at 6pm: Meeting information
Note: Commission committee work is from 6-7pm. This portion of the meeting will not be online/hybrid. Starting at 7pm, there will be an update discussion of the Comp Plan and Transfer of Development Rights (TDR).
LAST WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS
Clark County Council work sessions
2026 State of the County Address
Chair Sue Marshall shared the State of the County Address on May 19th, touting the success of Clark County’s Legacy Lands program and the Neighborhood Outreach program. Marshall encouraged residents to provide feedback to the Charter Review Commission on proposed amendments to the Home Rule Charter it is working on. Marshall also spoke about the Comprehensive Plan Update and the new requirements of the Growth Management Act to address climate change and affordable housing and more.
Watch the State of the 2026 State of the County Address
Clark County Council meeting
The Year of the Woman Farmer proclamation was read by Chair Marshall (a woman farmer!), with remarks from local women farmers to follow. Much public comment was received opposing Clark County’s Information Technology Department’s request for a Microsoft upgrade to use AI (500 Copilot licenses), which was approved by the Council.
Watch the May 19th Clark County Council meeting
Council Time
Watch the May 20th Council Time meeting
Charter Review Commission meeting
Watch the May 20th Charter Review Commission meeting
Charter Review Commission Town Hall
Watch the May 23rd Charter Review Commission Town Hall
Planning Commission hearing
The Planning Commission approved the Stormwater Code and Manual Update as presented by staff.
Ethics Review Commission meeting
Watch the Ethics Review Commission meeting
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Comp Plan Update Preferred Alternative Hearing Decision
- Read FOCC’s Statement on the Comp Plan Preferred Alternative Hearing decision
- Read Detailed League of Women Voters’ Notes on the Preferred Alternative Hearing
- View Feral Bee Garden Public Comment and Testimony Analysis on the Preferred Alternative Hearing
Friends of Clark County
Our annual Dinner with Friends will take place September 13th from 4 to 7pm at Cedars Public House, 15001 NE 181st Ave in Brush
Prairie, WA 98606. The food will be delicious, the setting beautiful, and the company even better. We hope you will join us for dinner.
Friends of Clark County is proud to share with our neighbors, community partners, and policy makers our vision of a thriving place to live, work, and play now and for future generations. As we see this spectacular region we call home rapidly developing around us, we need your help more than ever to keep Clark County beautiful and livable through conservation, advocacy, and education.
It has been a busy year and with your help, we will be able to accomplish even more. Secure your tickets today!
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Clark County Calendar of Land Use Activities
This great public resource compiled by FOCC’s own Jackie Lane tracks Clark County’s land use activities in a publicly available document. Make sure to bookmark it!
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See you next week!
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