A recent inspection report from the state Department of Ecology highlighted continuing safety lapses and lingering pollutants at Camp Bonneville, a retired military training base that Clark County had intended to turn into a park. The county says it has taken steps to address the problems, but residents living near the former military base are unconvinced.
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Source: The Columbian
Safety issues and pollution remain at Camp Bonneville, according to Ecology report
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