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Klamath County approves amendment to state IGA adding $158,992 for public health programs
Summary
The board approved Amendment No. 14 to IGA 180017 with the Oregon Health Authority, adding $158,992.20 to one subdepartment and removing $8,175.21 from another for fiscal year 2025; the agreement remains effective through June 30, 2025.
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Amendment No. 14 to IGA 180017, the intergovernmental agreement with the Oregon Health Authority that delegates authority to Klamath County Public Health to operate certain public health programs.
According to the amendment summary presented to the board, the change removes unspent funds from fiscal year 2024 for the acute and communicable disease program (program element 112) and rolls funding forward into the fiscal year 2025 financial assistance award for the tobacco prevention and education program (program element 13). It also removes unspent funds from the WIC quarter 1 award (program element 41), as shown in attachment C. The amendment keeps the agreement effective through June 30, 2025.
The motion approved an additional $158,992.20 for subdepartment 4049 and the removal of $8,175.21 in unspent funds from department 4048 for fiscal year 2025, and authorized the department head to sign the amendment. The Chair called the question and the board voted aye.
The transcript records the presentation of the amendment and that the board authorized signature by the department head; it does not record additional debate or conditions tied to the funding reallocation.
Next steps: the department head will execute the amendment and the funding adjustments will be applied to the stated program elements for FY25.
