1. Current County Employee Information Page

    The Employees of Lewis County are represented by: Teamsters #252217 E. Main StreetCentralia, WA 98531360.736.9979AFSCME2102 Carriage Drive SW #GOlympia, WA 985021.800.311.9713 ext. 22 Lewis County Sheriff's GuildOperations: 5530 SW Kelly Avenue Portland, OR 97239 503.226.3906Operations Guild & 911 GuildCorrections:Sean LemoineLemoine Legal Services, P.C.515 NW Saltzman Road #836Portland, OR 97229503-502-7045 mobilesean@lemoinelawyer.com Salary Information ElectedResolution No. 21-296 Elected Salaries2022-2025 Elected SalariesLC Citizens' Salary CommissionNon-Represented(refer to the 2022 Salary Grid *Effective 9/1/22 )Non-Rep Positions911 Dispatchers Guild(refer to the 2022 Salary Grid *Effective 9/1/22 )911 Dispatcher Guild PositionsAFSCME (Representing Community Development & Public Works)(refer to the 2022 Salary Grid *Effective 9/1/22 )AFSCME Represented PositionsTeamsters(refer …


    Human Resources - April 21, 2015, 11:21 a.m.

  2. About the Prosecutor

    The Prosecuting Attorney is the chief legal officer for Lewis County. The primary mission of a Prosecuting Attorney is to enforce criminal laws and work for the victims of crime. This includes obtaining orders for restitution for the victim, informing the victim of court dates, and acting as an advocate for the victim at trial and sentencing. The Prosecuting Attorney also acts as legal counsel to the Lewis County Board of County Commissioners and county departments, assists in certain child support cases, and performs a number of other statutory duties. Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys are appointed by the Prosecuting Attorney to …


    Prosecutor - May 7, 2009, 3:59 p.m.

  3. Lewis County Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Commission (LCORT)

    The Lewis County Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Group's - purpose is to identify current challenges and future opportunities associated with recreation and tourism in Lewis County and to position communities to minimize impacts and maximize benefits.The Lewis County Outdoor Recreation and Tourism group brings representatives from local government, public entities and private industry together to address growing concerns with the impact of outdoor recreation and tourism. Many Lewis County communities are not taking full advantage of the existing opportunities and lack the infrastructure to support both current and future activity. By consulting the appropriate stakeholders and similar organizations already in …


    Commissioners - June 9, 2021, 10:59 a.m.

  4. Lakes - Aquatic Weed Treatments

    Aquatic weeds pose a variety of risks, including flooding, habitat degradation, impeding water flow, decreasing recreational opportunities, and much more. Often forgotten about and less visually obvious to most people, aquatic weeds are frequently going under the radar. It is important for the public to be aware of the presence of aquatic weeds in the water bodies they visit and take measures to prevent their spread!The PlayCleanGo campaign provides excellent information on necessary precautions and procedures that should be taken by all, in order to reduce the spread of aquatic noxious weeds. Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers also offers a variety of …


    Weed Control - Sept. 6, 2022, 12:10 p.m.

  5. Washington State Boundary Review Board for Lewis County

    Updated Rules of Practice and Procedure On June 14, 2024, the Washington State Boundary Review Board for Lewis County will hold a public meeting to adopt updated Rules of Practice and Procedure. Information about the meeting will be available on the Events page 24 hours in advance. Current Annexations Under Review LCFD #17 MergerProposal to merge Lewis County Fire District #17 with Pierce County Fire District #23.MSC24-0040 NOIMSC24-0040 NOI MemoMSC24-0040 Exhibit AMSC24-0040 Exhibit BMSC24-0040 Exhibit CMSC24-0040 Exhibit DMSC24-0040 Exhibit E The Role of the Boundary Review Board The Washington State Boundary Review Board for Lewis County reviews proposals for boundary …


    Community Development - Jan. 26, 2024, 10:44 a.m.

  6. Counties sue state agency over lack of behavioral health care treatment services

    CHEHALIS – A coalition of 22 Washington State counties, including Lewis County, have joined the Washington State Association of Counties (WSAC) in filing a lawsuit against the State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) over the department’s decision to stop providing behavioral health evaluation and treatment support for certain individuals being released from jail.When an individual with a serious mental health condition exits the criminal justice system or has their charges dismissed, DSHS is ordered by the court to offer an evaluation and if necessary, treatment. The focus is on people with severe behavioral health conditions who have not …


    News Room - Aug. 30, 2023, 1:37 p.m.

  7. Press Release: First Responder Day SWWF

    Click here for full press release: PRESS RELEASE Date/Time: 08-10-17 @ 1630 Hours Contact: Chief Bruce F. Kimsey Phone: (360) 748-9286 Release #: 1 Lewis County Sheriff’s Office to Host First Responder’s Day The Lewis County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with local emergency responders, will be hosting a First Responder’s Day on August 15, at the Southwest Washington Fair. The fair gates will open at 10:00 A.M. This event is designed to give citizens a chance to interact with the many different first responders serving the citizens of Lewis County, all in one place. The event will be held in …


    Sheriff - Aug. 10, 2017, 4:51 p.m.

  8. Sheriff's Office Unveils New Program

    Sheriff Steve Mansfield will be starting a new program at the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office that he hopes will slow down a growing crime trend in Lewis County. The program, “Prevent Crime – Lock Your Doors Every Time,” begins next week. Sheriff Mansfield said, “Recently we have had numerous problems with vehicle prowls in our county. My office has developed an innovative program to help address vehicle prowls and thefts. This program is about prevention, education, and a strong community partnership to combat this plaguing problem.” The program will consist of Deputies and Support Volunteers providing extra patrols in areas …


    Sheriff - Aug. 30, 2011, 9:15 a.m.

  9. Lewis County Treasurer reminds public that property tax payments are due May 1

    Lewis County Treasurer Arny Davis in his office inside the historic Lewis County Courthouse. CHEHALIS – Lewis County property owners are reminded that first-half payments of 2023 taxes are due by May 1. Lewis County Treasurer Arny Davis said payment can be made online, in person, or mailed with a postmark by the due date.Taxpayers have a variety of options for paying their property taxes:Online: by clicking here.Mail: Send check or money order payments to the Lewis County Treasurer, P.O. Box 509, Chehalis, WA 98532. Payments made by mail must be postmarked by May 1, 2023.Drop off boxes: Payments can …


    News Room - April 28, 2023, 7:44 a.m.

  10. Lewis County Sheriff's deputies join student leadership in youth traffic safety week at Mossyrock High School

    Mossyrock High School Associated Student Body members Marshall Brockway, left, Will Faussett, Erin Cournyer, Caelyn Marshall, Hailey Brooks, Olyvia Brownell, Joan Wedam and Miguel Gomez. MOSSYROCK - Lewis County Sheriff’s deputies, law enforcement officers and emergency medical professionals from throughout the county, and the student leadership at Mossyrock High School concluded traffic safety education week Friday, April 28. There was a mock crash and emergency response plus a court trial witnessed by the school’s over 200 students.Deputies focused school zone patrols on seat belt use, speeding and distracted driving.“They are all high contributors to traffic-related deaths to our youth,” said …


    News Room - April 28, 2023, 3:40 p.m.