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Commissioners approve vouchers, contract extensions and routine items in consent agenda

2828448 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

At the Okanogan County meeting commissioners approved vouchers totaling $1,610,077.69, a contract payment request to Commerce, and an extension to a behavioral health services contract; multiple other consent agenda items passed on voice votes.

The Okanogan County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine items on the consent agenda, including vendor payments, contract amendments and a set of county business housekeeping items.

Key votes recorded in open session: - Vouchers and payroll: Commissioners approved vouchers and payroll items totaling $1,610,077.69. - Contract with Washington State Department of Commerce: The board authorized the chair to sign a contract payment request to Commerce (contract number cited in the meeting) for $34,393.08 related to a homeless program payment request. - Behavioral health services extension: The board approved the Fourth Amendment to the county’s contract with Okanogan Behavioral Health Care (OBHC), extending the contract term to Sept. 30, 2025. - Minutes and routine approvals: The board approved prior-meeting minutes and a slate of consent-agenda resolutions after brief review.

Where noted, votes were conducted by voice and recorded as unanimous "aye" votes for items called; the transcript does not show a roll-call record for every consent item. Several agenda items were moved to separate consideration later and one item (a zoning/permit matter) was held for additional staff review.

Why this matters: Consent agendas bundle routine contract actions, payments and administrative approvals. The largest single sum approved at this meeting was the voucher and payroll package, which funds county operations and vendor services.

What comes next: Staff will process approved payments and finalize signed amendments and contract extensions; additional follow-up was requested on one contract and one planning item that were pulled for later review.