Prosecuting attorney to notify DSHS it will end county child-support contract
The prosecuting attorney's office will provide written notice to the Washington Department of Social and Health Services to terminate an interlocal child-support contract that the county says no longer covers administrative costs and has fallen behind on reimbursements.
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The Wallowa County Board of Commissioners on July 14 approved a request from the prosecuting attorney's office to provide written notice to the Washington Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) that the county intends to terminate its child-support enforcement contract. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Jesse Nolte and attorney Gabriel Acosta briefed the board; the motion to authorize written notice passed 2-0.
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