Kalei LaFave

Longview City Councilmember involved in Open Public Meetings Act lawsuit

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Judge Upholds Sanctions in Longview OPMA Lawsuit, Councilmembers Ordered to Pay and Submit Discovery

A Pacific County judge has denied reconsideration of sanctions in the ongoing OPMA lawsuit in Longview. Former Mayor Spencer Boudreau and Councilmember Kalei LaFave must pay $2,000 each and submit overdue discovery by February 20, 2026.

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