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Born and raised in Hawaii, Grace made a big move to Camas sight unseen in 2021. The first place she and her family visited was the Camas Public Library, which made them feel right at home. Grace worked in a library many years ago as a student, and is pleased to have the chance to work in one again.

We have extended the application deadline to Jan. 8, 2024.  Please consider applying for a Citizen Board or Commission. As a City and as a team, we can work and grow together in providing the best service we can to the residents of this community.

Current Openings:

Parking Advisory Committee - 3 Openings

Parks and Recreation Commission - 1 Opening

Salary Commission - 2 Openings

Planning Commission - 1 Opening

Application deadline is Jan. 8, 2024, at 5 p.m.

The November 7 General Election has been certified, and the results show that Camas’ City Council incumbents will remain on the dais, along with the newest member, John Svilarich.

In this video update for November 2023, Camas Mayor Steve Hogan discusses:

Sheila was born and raised in Kentucky, the oldest of six girls.  She joined the U.S. Air Force after high school, and as a result, saw and lived in some very interesting places.  While serving in the Philippines, she met and married the love of her life, and now has three lovely children and an amazing granddaughter.

“Don’t Wait to Inflate” reminds drivers that keeping tires properly inflated is safer for people and salmon. Checking tire pressure monthly and adding air if needed improves road safety, tire wear and gas mileage and helps keep toxic pollutants out of our waterways.

New studies show a chemical in tire rubber called 6PPD-q is killing coho salmon. By keeping your tires properly inflated you can reduce tire dust and protect salmon and Puget Sound. Visit DontWaitToInflate.org to learn more.
 

Department of Ecology PPA - Pollution Prevention Assistance

APPENDIX 8 – Businesses and Activities that are Potential Sources of Pollutants

City of Camas Code of Ordinances 14.04 Water Resources Protection

The City’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Phase II Stormwater Permit mandates the City of Camas to implement a Source Control Program to prevent and reduce pollutants in runoff from areas that discharge to the City’s MS4.  This program applies operational source control best management practices (BMPs), and if necessary, structural source control