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Board approves consent agenda including public-health and collection agreements
Summary
The Teton County Board approved the consent agenda July 15, moving forward a range of contracts, grants and studies including public-health agreements, a residential-organics feasibility study and an annual law enforcement agreement with Bridger-Teton National Forest.
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda unanimously July 15, advancing a package of staff-recommended contracts, grant agreements and administrative matters.
Items placed and approved on the consent agenda included: a sole-source contract with Entre Prie Climbing for resealing Phil Box Park boulders; a sole-source bid award and contract for a prevention awareness campaign with Warehouse 21; a grant agreement for public-health preparedness and response activities; Amendment 2 to a contract for communicable disease services; a grant agreement for the Teton District Health Officer; an agreement for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) services; funding to prevent and treat problematic gambling behavior; Amendment 1 to special youth authorization (JAC 103108 Horse Thief Canyon Landfill); an eligibility application for federal surplus property (Benzomatic propane recycle trailer); a contract with RRS for a residential organics collection feasibility study; and an annual law enforcement agreement with Bridger-Teton National Forest.
The board first voted to move the listed staff matters onto the consent agenda, then voted to approve the items as presented. Motions to place and approve the consent items were made and seconded; the board recorded unanimous approval on voice votes. The staff reports supplied motions as stated; specific contract numbers, grant amounts and other transaction details were not specified on the public record during the consent vote.
The board did not pull additional consent items for separate discussion. The consent-approval motion was made by Commissioner MacKer and seconded by Commissioner Gardner; subsequent approval of the consent items was moved by Commissioner MacKer and seconded by Commissioner Gardner and carried unanimously.
