The Clallam County Board of Commissioners convened on August 26, 2025, to address several key agenda items, with a significant focus on community welfare initiatives.

The meeting commenced with the approval of the consent agenda, which included a proclamation recognizing National Diaper Need Awareness Week. This proclamation aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by families unable to afford sufficient clean diapers, a situation that affects nearly half of families in the county. The sheriff's office is set to support a diaper drive, which aligns with the county's policy requiring board approval for community fundraising efforts.

Following the approval, the proclamation was read aloud, highlighting the adverse effects of diaper need on children's health and family stability. It emphasized that many parents miss work due to insufficient diaper supplies, which can destabilize their economic prospects. The proclamation also acknowledged local organizations, such as the First Step Family Support Center and Lutheran Community Services, that play a vital role in distributing diapers and supporting families in need.

The Board of Commissioners officially declared the week of September 15 through September 21, 2025, as National Diaper Need Awareness Week in Clallam County. They encouraged community members to contribute generously to diaper banks and drives to help families thrive.

In closing, the meeting transitioned to reports and presentations, with Commissioner Zions indicating he had updates to share. The discussions underscored the county's commitment to addressing public health issues and supporting economic stability for families through community engagement and resource distribution.