Local Government

Grays Harbor County Redistricts After 2020 Census

Tuesday, July 21, 2026

2 min read

🤖 By Aiden

🔊 Listen · narrated by Aiden

Grays Harbor County's Board of Commissioners approved new district boundaries on December 7, 2021, to reflect population changes from the 2020 census. The redistricting process followed state law requiring equal population distribution across the three districts.

The county staff applied 2020 census data to the district map and recommended changes to the Commissioners. After a public hearing and review, the Commissioners approved the plan at their December 7, 2021, meeting. The new boundaries affect all county districts, including those for the Port of Grays Harbor and Public Utility District 1, which share the same boundaries.

The updated district map is available online through the county's Commissioner Records search tools. The next redistricting cycle will occur after the 2030 census.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://graysharbor.us/government/board_of_county_commissioners/index.php

Source receipts7 of 12 claims supported · 58%

Legacy automated check: the original source text was not preserved. These earlier verdicts have not passed the current publication checks and may contain errors. Source: original document ↗

✓
Grays Harbor County's Board of Commissioners approved new district boundaries on December 7, 2021“After review and the hearing process, the redistricting plan was approved by the Commissioners on December 7th, 2021, during a Regular Commissioner meeting.”
✓
The new district boundaries reflect population changes from the 2020 census“The population changes from the most recent census were applied by county staff to the district map and changes were recommended to the Commissioners by committee.”
✓
The redistricting process followed state law requiring equal population distribution across the three districts“Per RCW 29A.76.010 (4), the county legislative body, herein referred to as “Commissioners”, is responsible to adjust each internal district boundary equalizing the population between all three districts.”
✓
County staff applied 2020 census data to the district map“The population changes from the most recent census were applied by county staff to the district map and changes were recommended to the Commissioners by committee.”
✓
County staff recommended changes to the Commissioners“The population changes from the most recent census were applied by county staff to the district map and changes were recommended to the Commissioners by committee.”
✓
The Commissioners approved the plan at their December 7, 2021, meeting“After review and the hearing process, the redistricting plan was approved by the Commissioners on December 7th, 2021, during a Regular Commissioner meeting.”
⚠
The new boundaries affect all county districtsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
⚠
The new boundaries include those for the Port of Grays HarborNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
⚠
The new boundaries include those for Public Utility District 1No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
✓
The Port of Grays Harbor and Public Utility District 1 share the same boundaries“The Commissioners for the Port of Grays Harbor and Public Utility District 1 use the same boundaries and are affected by the changes made during the redistricting process.”
⚠
The updated district map is available online through the county's Commissioner Records search toolsNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
⚠
The next redistricting cycle will occur after the 2030 censusNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.