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Fish and Wildlife Commission probe finds wrongdoing, doesn’t recommend punishment

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Washington fish and wildlife commissioners routinely disregarded government transparency laws, skirted conflict of interest rules, and sparred with agency leaders, but their actions and behavior did not reach the level of serious misconduct, according to the findings of a nearly yearlong investigation released Friday.  Commissioners’ repeated violations of public records and open meeting laws partly stemmed from a lack of understanding and train…

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Fish and Wildlife Commission probe finds wrongdoing, doesn’t recommend punishment

The monthslong investigation into the Washington state panel found a group of commissioners flouted transparency laws and conflict of interest rules.

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nwsportsmanmag.com broke the news on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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