Okanogan County ushers in new era with swearing-in ceremony

Okanogan County welcomed its newly elected officials during the Okanogan County Commissioner board meeting held on Monday, Dec. 30.

By Laura Knowlton • January 2, 2025 5:00 pm
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Nick Timm was sworn into the Okanogan County Board of Commissioners at their Monday, Dec. 31 meeting. Timm, left, will serve a four-year term as the District 1 Commissioner. Also taking the oath to serve another term was Andy Hover, who was re-elected to the District 2 position. Submitted photo
Nick Timm was sworn into the Okanogan County Board of Commissioners at their Monday, Dec. 31 meeting. Timm, left, will serve a four-year term as the District 1 Commissioner. Also taking the oath to serve another term was Andy Hover, who was re-elected to the District 2 position. Submitted photo

OKANOGAN – Okanogan County welcomed its newly elected officials during the Okanogan County Commissioner board meeting held on Monday, Dec. 30.

Among those being sworn into office was District 2 Commissioner Andy Hover who was re-elected after being unopposed in the Nov. 5, General Election. Hover was first elected in 2016. Nick Timm was elected as District 1 Commissioner after defeating his opponent, Marc Doney.

Timm will fill the seat on the board vacated by Chris Branch who chose not to run for another four-year term on the Board of County Commissioners.

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