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Votes at a glance: Yamhill County approvals on construction overlay, Chemeketa contract and public-health program amendment
Summary
At its March 27 session the Board approved an intent-to-award for an overlay project, authorized a contract amendment with Chemeketa Community College for its early childhood program, and approved an amendment with the Oregon Health Authority for public-health program elements; all measures passed unanimously.
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The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners voted on multiple administrative items during its March 27 meeting. All listed motions passed unanimously.
Intent to award overlay project The board approved an intent to award to Roy Halk Construction LLC for the Yamhill County 2025 overlay project in the amount of $785,907.70. The motion passed unanimously.
Chemeketa Community College contract amendment (I2) The board approved Amendment 1 to the contract with Chemeketa Community College to modify the funding distribution for the college’s early childhood education development program, effective upon full execution through Dec. 31, 2026 (Board Order 24-066). The college described plans to redistribute funds to boost recruitment and retention, increase stipends and provide free childcare for participants; the college reported 12 enrolled and 10 completers in the pilot cohort. The motion passed unanimously.
Oregon Health Authority public-health amendment (I3) The board approved Amendment No. 15 to Agreement No. 180033 between Yamhill County and the Oregon Health Authority for public-health services, replacing program element descriptions with Program Elements Number 2, Cities Readiness Initiative (CRI), effective retroactive to Feb. 1, 2025 (Board Order 23-260). The motion passed unanimously.
Consent agenda The board approved the consent agenda without discussion; the motion passed unanimously.
Postponed items The board postponed consideration of the parks-code amendment and several solid-waste funding authorization forms to its April 3 meeting; one staff member was out sick and the parks item had been placed on an earlier agenda in error.

