The Yakima County Board of Commissioners held a work session on June 12, 2025, where key agenda items were reviewed, including significant resolutions related to infrastructure and public services.

Commissioners discussed several resolutions, notably the authorization for the county engineer to sign a project agreement for the Atanum Road improvement project. This initiative aims to enhance local transportation infrastructure, reflecting the county's commitment to improving road safety and accessibility.

Additionally, the board reviewed multiple resolutions concerning solar power grants, including amendments to agreements with the Washington State Department of Commerce and the Yakima County Sheriff's Office. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to promote sustainable energy solutions within county facilities.

The meeting also addressed human resources matters, including labor agreements with the Yakima County Sheriff's Guild and Teamsters Local Union, ensuring fair labor practices for county employees.

While public comments were minimal, the session concluded with a call for any additional updates or new business, but no further discussions were raised. The meeting wrapped up efficiently, highlighting the board's focus on advancing community projects and maintaining operational transparency.

As Yakima County moves forward, these discussions set the stage for upcoming decisions that will impact local infrastructure and public services.