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Klamath County approves $4,800 contract for trauma summit training
Summary
The board approved a $4,800 contract with Lydia Bartholow Care and Consulting LLC for a neurobiology-of-trauma presentation at the county's Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee summit on April 2.
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners on March 4 approved a $4,800 contract with Lydia Bartholow Care and Consulting LLC for a presentation at the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee (LADPC) trauma summit scheduled for April 2.
A public health staff member told the board Lydia Bartholow is “well known in Oregon” for presentations on the neurobiology of trauma and its links to vulnerability for substance use disorder, and that last year’s summit drew about 330 attendees. The LADPC funds the contract from sub-department 4030; the board’s record lists the fiscal impact as $4,800 and authorizes the department head to execute the contract.
The item moved through the meeting with no substantive debate and passed on a voice vote. No further programmatic details or follow-up reporting requirements were specified in the meeting record.
The contract funds a single training presentation tied to the LADPC’s ongoing professional-development work supporting prevention and recovery services in the county.
