Gray Osborne News Today

By Nan Noteboom

MATTAWA — Gray & Osborne Civil Engineer Jamin Ankney presented to the Mattawa City Council Thursday regarding funding the city received for two water system projects, with the council also approving two design contracts with Gray & Osborne. Mayor Maria Celaya introduced the first funding award, through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. “We have $7.2 million,” she said. “We don't know how much of it's a loan and how much of it is a grant.” “You will get some g...

Darien Police Chief To Retire After Over 40 Years In Law Enforcement - Darien, CT - Darien Police Chief Donald B. Anderson submitted a retirement letter to the town's police commission on Feb. 1.

WARDEN – The city of Warden recently received $656,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funding from the Grant County Board of Commissioners to address the city’s aging booster pump station, according to Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler.

Roslyn has selected the Seattle firm of Gray & Osborne to be the city’s on-call consultant for engineering services.

WARDEN – The Warden City Council voted unanimously during Tuesday’s regular meeting to approve and sign an annexation agreement with the Port of Warden following a public hearing on the issue. The council also discussed grant applications for transportation infrastructure updates. Before the public hearing, Warden City Administrator Kriss Shuler explained to the council what the annexation agreement is...

This week, residents and Council Member Vera Zavala raised separate concerns regarding Mayor Rachel Ruelas’ conduct. Two residents read a letter asking for Ruelas and council member Diana Castaneda to

EPHRATA — Providing water and sewer services to a city laid out like a reverse saddle is challenging, but the city of Ephrata is working to improve the associated infrastructure, which is aging and needs adjustments to meet the needs of the county seat. “You know, 90% of this stuff is due to aging treatment plants,” said Nancy Wetch, a project engineer with Gray & Osborne, Inc., a Yakima-based firm helping the city with fresh water and sewer systems upgrades. “There are some issues w...

More than 100 people showed up for a Mabton Council meeting on Tuesday in hopes of getting answers to the same question: What is wrong with the communitys tap water?

MATTAWA — A Mattawa city well that had stopped working will be put back in service. Mattawa City Council members voted unanimously Thursday to award a contract of about $185,000 to Empire Well Drilling, Wenatchee, to start working on rehabilitation of the well located in Hund Memorial Park. “The bad news is, you got one bid. The good news is, it was pretty close to what we thought the project was going to cost,” said Steven Wagner of Gray & Osborne, the consulting engineers for the pro...