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1. 1. Yakima Herald Republic Online - Home Page - Yakima, Washington News, Classifieds, Information, Advertising

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   Published on: 5/16/2006   Last Visited: 5/16/2006

   The fire scene was considered too unstable over the weekend to allow fire investigators to enter, according to Darryl Piercy, director of Kittitas County's Community Development Services.

2. 2. www.portorchardindependent.com

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   Published on: 5/2/2004   Last Visited: 5/2/2004

   Kitsap Transit spokesman Darryl Piercy said the agency wanted to avoid chasing away a potential source of tourist revenue by launching major construction so near the marina. "We did take that to heart," Piercy said.
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   The upside of the change, Piercy pointed out, is that the ramp will be even more wheelchair-friendly now; even though it's longer, the angle of ascent will be shallower. "This is also more environmentally friendly," he said.

3. 3. www.portorchardindependent.com

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   Published on: 9/5/2003   Last Visited: 9/5/2003

   ITEM: Darryl Piercy has left his job as assistant director of community development for Kitsap County after 13 years at DCD and gone to work for Kitsap Transit as a planner.
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   It may be inferred that the much-liked and exceptionally qualified Mr. Piercy left DCD because he and the new DCD director Kamuron Gurol didn't hit if off. Perhaps director Gurol has someone he wants to put in Piercy's spot. Question: if Piercy is so good at his job, why wasn't he made the director? As for why Logan would leave a prestigious spot and title to get into the mess that is King County elections, that's easy. Money. You'll note that salaries are not mentioned in the item above, just as they were not mentioned in the news stories that ran in The Sun and the Kitsap News Group newspapers, for which I fault them. What we pay public servants is the public's business. Logan made $85,000 in Olympia, and got a $30,000 raise to $115,000 to move to Seattle. Piercy made $74,630 at DCD. The pay range for his new job is $51,814 to $69,685.