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Weld County commissioners approve grants, contracts, bids and lease extensions; broaden PUD amendment process
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Weld County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine and substantive items: a SAMHSA prevention grant application, a $5,000 donation for a community health survey, a large gravel supply contract, an ERP consulting contract, two oil-and-gas lease extensions, and final reading to amend PUD rules.
Weld County commissioners on March 10 approved a series of grants, contracts, bids and lease extensions and finalized a change to planned-unit-development procedures.
Among the actions, the board authorized the Department of Public Health and Environment to submit a five-year grant application to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) for a Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success/Tribes program to expand substance-abuse prevention beyond opioids to alcohol, marijuana and other substances. "There is no county funding required," Jason Shcher of the health department said; the department recommended board approval to submit the application.
The board accepted a $5,000 restricted donation from Intermountain Health (Flat Valley Hospital) to Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment for community health assessment survey incentives (Contract ID 9169). Staff said the donation is restricted…
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