Tumwater committee endorses grant to stabilize riverbank along Pioneer Park

The Tumwater committee endorsed a grant to stabilize the riverbank of the Deschutes River, crucial for Pioneer Park's preservation. This decision follows ongoing efforts to combat erosion and protect the park's infrastructure. Committee members emphasized the project’s role in maintaining local wildlife habitats while ensuring public safety. During discussions, local residents voiced their support, recognizing the project's environmental and recreational significance. The grant will facilitate the next phase of work, which is vital for the park's sustainability and resilience against flooding.

Previous phases have successfully addressed initial concerns, demonstrating the project's potential impact. This initiative aligns with broader environmental goals to safeguard natural resources in the region. The committee's commitment underscores the importance of community involvement in local governance.