Sequim Gazette Article – July 2026
Written by Matthew Nash and published by the Sequim Gazette in July of 2026, this article covers the upcoming Jamestown HealthCARE job fair, as well as the timeline for opening the Jamestown Salish Seasons. Matthew McKnight (Executive Director) and Cindy Lowe (Senior Consultant) contributed with interviews. Sequim psychiatric treatment clinic set for Aug. 26 grand opening | Sequim Gazette
Sequim Gazette Article – January 2026
Written by Matthew Nash and published by the Sequim Gazette in January of 2026, this article covers the types of patients that Jamestown Salish Seasons will serve, as well as the reasoning behind the tribe’s decision to operate on a voluntary basis, as opposed to involuntary. Matthew McKnight (JSS Executive Director) as well as Cindy Lowe and Brent Simcosky (Jamestown HealthCARE) provided insights on JSS operations and staffing expectations. Jamestown’s evaluation and treatment clinic set to open in the summer | Sequim Gazette
WA State Department of Commerce
Pictured Left to right: Vicki Wallner, Dana Ward, Brent Simcosky, Loni Greninger, Matthew McKnight (Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe). Interim Director Clifthorne Chief of Staff Lutomski, Community Engagement Specialist Karlena Brailey (WA State Dept. of Commerce). “Dear Vice Chairwoman Greninger, Councilmember Ward, Ms. Wallner, Mr. McKnight, and Mr. Simcosky, On behalf of Commerce leadership, Interim Director Clifthorne and Chief of Staff Lutomski, thank you for taking the time to graciously host us yesterday at the Jamestown Salish Seasons facility. Please don’t hesitate to let us know if we can help as you bring this project to completion in the coming months. Thank you for your dedication and work to expand critical behavioral health services for the community. It is a beautiful space! We look forward to future partnership and conversation.” – Karlena Brailey (she/her) – Community Engagement Specialist, WA State Department of Commerce
Sequim Gazette Article – October 2024
Written by Matthew Nash and published by the Sequim Gazette in October of 2024, this article addresses Clallam County’s need for a psychiatric facility, as well as the planning that went into developing what would eventually become Jamestown Salish Seasons. Wendy Sisk (Peninsula Behavioral Health), Brent Simcosky (Jamestown HealthCARE) and Ron Allen (Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe) all weighed in on the types of services that will be offered, as well as the tribe’s previous success operating the Jamestown Healing Clinic: Tribe plans to open psychiatric treatment facility in winter 2026 | Sequim Gazette
Construction Progress
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