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Votes at a glance: Kane County Public Health Committee actions Jan. 22, 2025

2138772 · January 22, 2025

Summary

The committee approved its annual procurement-card resolution, authorized a $50,000 hospital peer-support grant for opioid response, placed reports on file and released closed-session minutes. All recorded votes passed by roll call or unanimous consent as noted.

At its Jan. 22 meeting the Kane County Public Health Committee took the following formal actions.

• Procurement-card resolution — approved (roll-call vote): The committee approved the annual procurement-card resolution with no changes to card limits. Motion: Ruby Juvy. Second: David Young. Roll-call votes: Alex Arroyo — yes; Dubey — yes; Ted Panasas — yes; Bill Tarver — yes; David Young — yes; Sheryl Strathman — yes.

• Opioid response hospital grant — approved (roll-call vote): The committee authorized a $50,000 award to Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital for a hospital-based peer support position. Roll-call votes: Alex Arroyo — yes; Dubey — yes; Ted Panasas — yes; Bill Tarver — yes; David Young — yes; Sheryl Strathman — yes.

• Place reports on file — approved (unanimous consent): The committee placed department reports on file by unanimous consent.

• Release closed-session minutes (Exhibit A) — approved (roll-call vote): Committee approved release of closed-session minutes as recommended by the state's attorney's office. Roll-call recorded votes: Alex Arroyo — yes; Dubey — yes; Penisis — yes; Bill Tarver — yes; David Young — yes; Sheryl Strathman — yes.

These actions and vote tallies match the record taken at the meeting.

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