Response to Ongoing Public Inquiries about Resolution 25-05 Recent Investigation

Oak Harbor, WALocal News

The City of Oak Harbor has responded to ongoing public inquiries regarding the investigation report linked to former Councilmember Hoffmire and Resolution 25-05. In an official statement, the City confirmed that the report will be released after a comprehensive review, which is necessary to ensure compliance with public records laws. This review process involves assessing the document for required redactions and issuing third-party notifications where necessary. The City has received numerous public record requests and is committed to fulfilling these requests in a timely manner. The comments made by Mayor Pro Tempore Hizon had ignited discussions on social media, leading to the City’s clarification of its stance.

Transparency remains a key priority for the City, as indicated by the involvement of the dedicated Public Records Officer in overseeing the process. The community can expect the report to be released as soon as the review is complete, reinforcing Oak Harbor's commitment to open governance. This move not only addresses public concerns but also emphasizes the importance of accountability in local government.

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