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Major approvals included a pilot concrete sidewalk maintenance agreement with Elite Excavation and a related contract authorization totaling $46,590 from road funds for sidewalk and catch-basin-top repairs on Madison and Patterson streets; a one-year lease with People’s Warehouse Inc. to store and maintain museum antique vehicles at $850 per month ($10,200 annually); a two-year Rescue Connection Shelter Management software lease for animal control ($4,188 per year); and an agreement with Prairie Wind LLC to dispose of certain seized smaller items and firearms through an online auction (fee: 10% for firearms, 20% for other items). The board also accepted a quote from MDI Associates LLC to provide chief medical legal death investigator services for the district attorney’s office (fiscal impact listed as unknown).

The board approved multiple supplemental budget resolutions across funds: a COVID-19 pandemic grant fund adjustment to permit capital outlay on a county property (amount not specified in the record), a $15,000 increase in the emergency management general fund for FEMA-related revenues and expenses, an $11,000 increase in the mental health administration fund for competency evaluations reimbursed by KBBH, a $692,701 increase in revenues and expenditures in the community corrections fund (JRP funding timing), a $25,000 reallocation in internal services IT to reflect a staffing change, and a $5,000 adjustment in the Klamath County Extension Service District. The board also approved domestic well assistance grant reimbursements for three recipients totaling $63,324.77.

Appointments and administrative items approved included Andrew Salata to the Antelope Meadows Special Road District Board; Brianna Olney and Thomas Biggs as junior members of the economic development and tourism grant review panels; Megan Miller to the Predatory Animal Control District Board; and an amendment extending an economic development grant contract with Casita through Jan. 31, 2026 (no fiscal impact). The board signed a proclamation designating June 15, 2025, as Elder Abuse Awareness Day and approved a land-partition MILR acceptance for LP 44-24.

Most motions were presented, seconded, and recorded orally; the meeting transcript records chair and other commissioners saying “aye” for the approved items. Where the transcript provides specific fiscal figures, those are listed above; where the transcript states an amount was “unknown” or does not provide a number, the article notes that the amount was not specified.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","6-3-2025 BOCC Business Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Klamath County Board of Commissioners approved contracts, appointments and several supplemental budget resolutions at its June 3 business meeting.","taxTitle","Klamath County, Oregon","taxId",52087,"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},6530689,"Resident asks Klamath County commissioners for Pride Month acknowledgment after reported killing of actor Jonathan Joss",143,60000,203000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3642851-887b1ffd1a14c5c87a86b038d2ccaa17&start=60&end=203","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3642851-887b1ffd1a14c5c87a86b038d2ccaa17/thumbnail_60000.jpg","/articles/6530689/Klamath-County/Oregon/Resident-asks-Klamath-County-commissioners-for-Pride-Month-acknowledgment-after-reported-killing-of-actor-Jonathan-Joss","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6530689-ec8182e2d9e0ba664ef877b3c1aa1982/orig.mp4?Expires=1771136211&Signature=d4koVFOxFHQAKjY7uJexIkdTaHvpORroI~msQmGuuKcVfpCxWeoJBQDJenVdEy~8vCP0ZhEYPZdaCnhytc5ZURiSmNDNxOTtDHpSaLNVN8z9HycwHqtgD9hrDY2OXahk9~JrQfa9-WVpMCwajc9pQbzynhoN~4AuaWTFRvYPs3ZB88T3~H4u2h-O1e5FYhG3zAAmwMZInuT7-8rySwpNl68DQR-6PIqRzXR9CqlfiL7raKKYUhlzwNmLZunYzlOdtJtClIAW2d1qKtxFLZWuuDxrUPZWn5bzM8IYlixDPbsuVBnPDyjKN~kET3AXKoq8aLwRAmikpaCscNeuU7L30Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Wren Shockey, a public commenter, asked the Klamath County Board of Commissioners to acknowledge Pride Month and to condemn violence after reading a statement about the reported killing of actor Jonathan Joss.

Shockey read a statement credited to Tristan Gonzalez and said, “Jonathan Joss … was murdered in a homophobic hate crime, in his Texas home or in front of his Texas home, next to his husband.” Shockey described the couple’s prior harassment and threats, quoted parts of Gonzalez’s account of the shooting, and said the victim was Indigenous. Shockey requested “an acknowledgment of Pride Month from the board of commissioners” and called violence against Indigenous people and LGBT people “incompatible with society.”

The comment came during the public comment portion of the June 3 meeting. After Shockey concluded, the board thanked the speaker and moved on to scheduled agenda items; there was no recorded formal proclamation, vote, or statement from a commissioner in response to the request during the meeting.","During public comment, Wren Shockey read a statement from Tristan Gonzalez about the reported killing of actor Jonathan Joss and asked the board to acknowledge Pride Month and condemn violence against Indigenous and LGBT people. The board did not make an immediate formal acknowledgment and proceeded with the agenda.","actionData","errors"]

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Klamath County commissioners approve sidewalk pilot, contracts, appointments and multiple supplemental budget adjustments

Resident asks Klamath County commissioners for Pride Month acknowledgment after reported killing of actor Jonathan Joss