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Commissioners approve joint ortho imagery agreement with regional agencies for 2025–2027
Summary
The county authorized joint cooperation agreements allowing regional entities to use county-purchased ortho imagery for 2025–2027, with participating entities sharing $102,000.
County commissioners approved permission to enter joint cooperation agreements with the county auditor, Metroparks, the 911 Regional Council of Governments, the City of Oregon and the City of Toledo to share ortho imagery the county purchased.
Why it matters: Ortho imagery (corrected aerial photography) is used for mapping, planning, emergency response and infrastructure management. The agreement allows partner agencies to use imagery funded by the county and allocates cost-sharing among participating entities.
Details: The motion as read by county staff said participating entities will contribute a total of $102,000 for the years 2025 through 2027. The transcript identifies the participating entities as the auditor, Metro Parks, the 911 Regional Council of Governments, the City of Oregon and the City of Toledo. The commissioners approved the consent item by roll call as part of the consent package.
Discussion versus action: There is no recorded debate or amendment in the transcript; staff presented the item and commissioners approved it by roll call.
Next steps: The transcript does not specify which department will manage licensing, access controls, or distribution schedules for the imagery.
