Skamania County did not have a system to effectively track agency assets and evidence or other items held in custody by the sheriff’s office, according to an audit by the state covering 2022-2023.
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Source: The Columbian
Skamania did not properly track assets and evidence held by sheriff’s office, says state audit
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