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The board voted to approve an accounts payable claims docket totaling $1,105,692.24 and to approve the minutes from the April 3 meeting. Commissioners also approved a parking-lot seal-and-stripe contract with Bloomington Seal Coating and Paving LLC for $2,000 at the Health Building and $4,000 at the Youth Services Bureau, a total of $6,000.

Several on-call service agreements were approved for contingency use: Bloomington Seal Coating and Paving LLC (on-call, not to exceed $30,000), Bledsoe Rygaard Cooper James (on-call surveying/engineering, not to exceed $10,000), Commercial Service (on-call repairs, not to exceed $15,000) and a service agreement with Nathaniel Hancock for database support (funds and contract in place; dollar ceiling not specified in the meeting record). The board also approved a Bloomington Transit agreement to provide the county access to a ride app and to share data to reconcile rides, in an amount not to exceed $5,000.

Recorder's Office annual support contracts with Computer Systems Incorporated (CSI) were renewed: one for $15,840 and a second for $27,768.94, both paid from the Recorder's perpetuation fund. The board accepted a newly built segment of North Lyndall Drive in the North Park planned-unit development for county road inventory; county staff reported the road was built to spec and meets AASHTO standards.

All motions recorded in the meeting passed by voice vote with an outcome noted as \"Motion carries 2 0.\" A resident, Lee Bruntaper, asked whether historical spending data informed the not-to-exceed amounts for on-call contracts; parks staff and other presenters said the ceilings are set as educated estimates and that many vendors are not used to the full not-to-exceed amount. \"Normally, sometimes we don't use any of the vendors at all, and we don't pay them anything for the entire contract,\" a parks presenter said. \"Most times, we pay a lot less than not to exceed amount.\"

No controversial debate or changes to scope were recorded; items were presented as routine business and advanced for implementation or incorporation into county operations and records.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Monroe County Commissioners, April 10, 2024","oneSentenceSummary","At its April 10 meeting the Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine contracts and on-call service agreements, a transit-access arrangement, renewal of the recorder's software contracts and accepted a newly built public road into the county system; all motions passed 2-0.","taxTitle","Monroe County, Indiana","taxId",3534,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6269205,"Monroe County health update: wastewater COVID signals still elevated; MMR mobile clinic set for April 21 in Ellettsville",81,69335,150540,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3045077-ab8e924907321100fe37bec026347360&start=69&end=150","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3045077-ab8e924907321100fe37bec026347360/thumbnail_69335.jpg","/articles/6269205/Monroe-County/Indiana/Monroe-County-health-update-wastewater-COVID-signals-still-elevated-MMR-mobile-clinic-set-for-April-21-in-Ellettsville","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6269205-4755681ad6f4782fa9a0c347e4a0bd22/orig.mp4?Expires=1770978930&Signature=Gk4rvXZxJaKZ3cFU7PO0g6Ycdi05dtsseYkoSyjN1CvaxdkCgg34wEVc26E9hIbXplHdPSZc7fNhymExMsz3ZZOri4C90Om5eMbl3gT6dr6BNPLqG-Rkv26hIs~QtJe6ai8lGh~LAJDVjSjWUT2mmwP6h4kJXIKKM~ZcltlWNelAlHDErczkv4F~Vuz4b4RQSCr3-n~fcoeL6ok3SUHVV5wh7SzU8hgWtICsJ8Pg8y9UfcF2sqQHU8g-WmJhrdkaUABXR76RuHwy~HbKq3Z~GYIztbYZivfJT---RuaqUIGJBZzOuhukt1QPZAa~fexF1PM3bTGar5dCsGibx1GVRA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Monroe County health staff told the Board of Commissioners on April 10 that emergency visits for COVID-like illness have decreased but wastewater concentrations remain elevated, and that flu activity in the county is minimal. The health department also announced an MMR vaccine mobile clinic at the Monroe County Public Library, Ellettsville branch, on April 21 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Health department staff said on Tuesday that \"as of April 8, emergency visits for COVID like illness has decreased, but wastewater concentrations are still elevated. Flu activity is minimal.\" They also reported there are \"6 confirmed measles cases in Allen County as of yesterday\" and repeated clinicians' guidance on the MMR schedule: a dose between 12 and 15 months and again between 4 and 6 years. \"Two doses of the vaccine are 97 percent effective in preventing measles and providing protection for life,\" the health update said.

Commissioner Madera urged residents to get vaccinated. \"I think it was just a matter of time before the cases made their way into Indiana. I think this is a very scary time. I'm very glad, that, my loved ones and myself are vaccinated, and I urge everyone out there to get themselves and their loved ones vaccinated so we don't have the catastrophic loss of life, that we've seen in Texas,\" Madera said during the meeting.

The health department asked residents unsure of MMR vaccination status to contact the county health department for guidance. The April 21 mobile clinic will be held at the Monroe County Public Library, Ellettsville branch, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.; officials encouraged parents to bring vaccination records when possible.

No formal action or funding vote was taken on the health update during the April 10 meeting; the item was presented as a department update.","County health staff reported lower emergency visits for COVID-like illness but elevated wastewater indicators and announced an MMR mobile clinic April 21 at the Ellettsville branch of the Monroe County Public Library after nearby measles cases.","actionData","errors"]

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Monroe County commissioners approve routine contracts, on-call service agreements, transit access, road acceptance and recorder software renewals

Monroe County health update: wastewater COVID signals still elevated; MMR mobile clinic set for April 21 in Ellettsville