LONGVIEW — Cowlitz County Health Officer Alan Melnick and Deputy Health Officer Steve Krager elected to resign effective Sunday after the Cowlitz County Board of Health voted not to renew the county’s contract with Clark County Public Health.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County Public Health officers Melnick, Krager resign Cowlitz County roles
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