$4M Spent, 71 Helped: Clark County's Housing Conflict
Clark County spent nearly $4 million on affordable housing in 2025 and helped only 71 people. One recipient, Fourth Plain Forward, kept roughly $250,000 of $300,000 in county funds — and employs sitting Councilor Wil Fuentes as operations manager. Rob Anderson raises pointed questions about recusals, ethics rules, and public accountability. https://clarkcountytoday.com/opinion/opinion-4-million-for-housing-but-only-a-few-were-helped-while-councilor-fuentes-and-fourth-plain-forward-benefit/ #ClarkCounty #AffordableHousing #FourthPlainForward #WilFuentes #CountyCouncil #Opinion #PublicAccountability #WashingtonState #HousingGrants #ConflictOfInterest
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