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Board approves consent calendar including district attorney pharmacy contract, appointments and OLCC renewals

2167133 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners unanimously approved the consent calendar, which included a District Attorney contract increase with Correct RX Pharmacy Services Inc., appointments to county coordinator and HIPAA security officer roles, a conditional use approval notice, and recommendations to renew OLCC licenses.

The Marion County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 15 approved the consent calendar items presented at the meeting, including a District Attorney contract increase, a hearings officer decision notice, board appointments and a recommendation to renew Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) licenses.

Under the District Attorney—s office, the board approved a contract amendment with Correct RX Pharmacy Services Inc. to add $709,760.27. County staff recorded the funding breakdown as an estimated $243,917.70 from Oregon Criminal Justice (CJC) grant funding and an estimated $465,842.57 from county general funds, bringing the contract—s new total to $1,936,171 through June 30, 2025. The amendment was described as funding pharmaceutical services for the Marion County Jail.

Under Public Works, the board received the hearings officer's decision approving conditional use Case No. 24-039, Whitewind Woodland LLC. Under board business, the commissioners approved an order appointing William White as Marion County Section 504 Coordinator under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 effective June 15, 2025, and approved an order appointing William White as the Marion County HIPAA Security Officer. The consent calendar also included a recommendation to renew OLCC licenses described in Exhibit A; commissioners asked staff to confirm Exhibit A before finalizing the consent items.

A commissioner moved approval of the consent calendar, another seconded, and the board voted aye to adopt the items on the consent calendar.

The board noted a clerical correction that item 8 is dated Jan. 15, 2025 (not Feb. 0) and confirmed Exhibit A was included for OLCC renewals.