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Klamath County appoints two residents to local boards; parks grant CFDA number corrected; solid‑waste staff praised
Summary
The board appointed two individuals to local advisory bodies, approved a minor technical correction to a parks grant CFDA number and publicly recognized solid‑waste staff for customer service at county transfer stations.
Klamath County commissioners on Oct. 7 approved two appointments to local advisory bodies and signed an amendment correcting a federal grant catalog number for a parks maintenance grant.
The board approved an order appointing Deverea Saluskin (transcript also references the name as Deberly Soluskin) to the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Commission following interviews on Oct. 1. The motion to appoint Saluskin carried with the chair voting aye. The board also read into the record a prior approval appointing Greg Chandler to the Klamath Housing Authority Board after interviews on Oct. 1; the record states the majority of the board present (including Commissioner Nichols and the chair) chose to appoint Chandler, and the chair noted the appointment was approved and signed.
On a separate item, the board approved Amendment No. 1 to a Maintenance Assistance Grant with the Oregon State Marine Board to correct the federal Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number for the Clean Vessel Act. A parks official told the board the amendment corrects the CFDA number to 15.616 and that there is no fiscal change to the grant; the board approved the amendment and authorized the parks manager to sign.
Before the business items, the board held its monthly “success stories” segment and read a customer compliment for the county solid‑waste operation. The written comment praised staff at the Maine transfer station by name — Cindy and Jeremy — for helpful, friendly service and clear site organization.
Each appointment was recorded as approved. The parks grant amendment was described as technical (correcting a CFDA catalog number) and carrying no fiscal impact.
