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County approves two domestic-well assistance grants and a state grant amendment to align expirations
Summary
The board approved two domestic-well financial assistance grants totaling $46,298.75 and authorized a state grant agreement amendment to align contract expiration dates as requested by the state.
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Klamath County commissioners on June 17 approved two domestic-well financial assistance agreements and an amendment to a state grant agreement to align contract expiration dates.
Staff said the domestic-well program reimburses eligible residents for eligible well work under a state-provided program prompted by a drought declaration. The board approved agreements for two recipients, named on the record as Laurel Turnquist and Adrianna Galbreth. The total fiscal impact recorded for the two domestic-well financial assistance grants was $46,298.75, to be paid from the commissioners' miscellaneous grant fund.
Separately, staff presented an amendment to state grant agreement number 8036 (amendment number 4) to extend an expiration date so two related county grants would have aligned deadlines; the board approved the amendment and authorized the chair to sign.
Ending: Staff said the amendment will avoid administrative conflicts caused by misaligned expiration dates across grants; both actions were passed by the board.

