In Clark County town, golf carts now permitted on downtown streets

Alex Cnossen

Alex Cnossen Jun 22, 2025

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h1>In Clark County town, golf carts now permitted on downtown streets</h1>
                <h2><p>On June 1, Clark County approved an ordinance permitting golf carts in the downtown area, all thanks to local Ridgefield resident Mike Bonebrake. The Reflector reports that the new ordinance allows residents to drive their golf carts in the city during daylight hours, and was approved after a letter Bonebrake</p></h2>
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            <p>On June 1, Clark County approved an ordinance permitting golf carts in the downtown area, all thanks to local Ridgefield resident Mike Bonebrake. The <em>Reflector</em> <a href="http://www.thereflector.com/news/article_8ac5c106-0e25-11e5-baa3-eb85df631045.html?ref=avalancheghost.one">reports</a> that the new ordinance allows residents to drive their golf carts in the city during daylight hours, and was approved after a letter Bonebrake wrote to Ridgefield's mayor and members of the city council. Bonebrake suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, and requested the ordinance because he wanted to stay active in Ridgefield's community. We're sure it's now only a matter of time before golf carts become a common appearance in downtown Seattle.</p>
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On June 1, Clark County approved an ordinance permitting golf carts in the downtown area, all thanks to local Ridgefield resident Mike Bonebrake. The Reflector reports that the new ordinance allows residents to drive their golf carts in the city during daylight hours, and was approved after a letter Bonebrake wrote to Ridgefield's mayor and members of the city council. Bonebrake suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, and requested the ordinance because he wanted to stay active in Ridgefield's community. We're sure it's now only a matter of time before golf carts become a common appearance in downtown Seattle.

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By Alex Cnossen

Alex Cnossen is a Northwest native and has worked for several local publications, including KOMO, KIRO and KING-TV. He grew up in Portland and loves to run and write. Follow him on Twitter @CnossenAle