Twisp councilmembers listen to Kathleen Manseau during deliberations to replace Resolution # 25-745. Left to right are Councilmembers Katrina Auburn and Will Menzies, Mayor Hans Smith, and Councilmembers Tim Matsui, Wyatt Lundquist, and Tim McGuire.

After legal review and public feedback, the Twisp Town Council is set to adopt a proclamation that affirms parts of the U.S. Constitution that some fear will be used to condone a sanctuary space in town.

The council needed to make revisions after the town attorney found portions of Resolution # 25-745, passed by the council May 13 with a vote of 3-0-2, problematic because it makes the mayor and town employees legally liable…

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