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OAC backs $2.75 million for bridge shelter; council and staff debate capital vs. operating and contract mechanics
Summary
The county's OAC expressed support for dedicating $2.75 million to a bridge shelter requested by the City of Vancouver. Council members and staff discussed whether funds could be used for capital or operations, potential opioid-settlement requirements for countywide access, and whether amending Carillon's contract is the most efficient path.
Councilors and staff discussed March 19 an OAC recommendation to dedicate $2,750,000 to a bridge shelter in Vancouver, with follow-up work needed on the services, statement of work, and contract mechanics before funds can be released.
A county representative reported that the OAC "is fully supportive of having $2,750,000 dedicated to the Bridge Shelter based on Vancouver's request," but emphasized that the county still needs a line-item budget, a statement of work describing services, and measurable outcomes before contract amendment and funding…
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