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Commissioner Barney appointed to Crook County Road Agency board
Summary
Commissioner Barney volunteered and was appointed by a board vote to serve as the county's representative on the Crook County Road Agency board; the county and city will select two members who will jointly appoint a third member under the recently amended intergovernmental agreement.
The board appointed Commissioner Barney to serve as Crook County's member on the Crook County Road Agency board.
County counsel described an amendment to an intergovernmental agreement with the city of Prineville (the city approved the amendment) that changes how the road agency board is constituted: the city appoints one member, the county appoints one member and those two members select a third. County staff said the agency needs to begin work, including executing audits and contracts, so the county sought a volunteer from among the commissioners.
Commissioner Barney volunteered and the board approved a motion to appoint him to the Crook County Road Agency. Commissioners recorded affirmative votes and thanked him for serving.
Why it matters: The appointment implements the amended intergovernmental agreement and puts the Road Agency board in place to oversee shared road-agency responsibilities.
What happens next: The county will coordinate with the city to identify the city's board appointee; the two appointees will select a third board member.
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