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County okays several purchases and contracts including juvenile CDDP cameras, public-health outreach items and fair building framing
Summary
The board approved a package of routine purchases and contracts: EOC computers ($5,050.75), public-health outreach items ($7,255.99, OHA-funded), juvenile CDDP camera upgrade (net ~$22,697 after reimbursement) and a $16,440 framing contract for fair building classroom space.
On Dec. 11 the Umatilla County Board approved multiple purchases and contract awards that county staff described as routine but necessary.
Purchases approved included EOC computers at $5,050.75, paid from previously-approved grant funds, and a $7,255.99 purchase of branded outreach items for a regional public-health program funded by the Oregon Health Authority; staff emphasized no general-fund dollars would be used for the swag purchase.
IT staff presented a quote to replace a decades-old video surveillance system at the juvenile CDDP building. The vendor quote was $32,697; with a roughly $10,000 CIS insurance reimbursement the county’s net cost was stated as $22,697. The board adopted order BCC2024-065 and authorized the chair to sign the contract with Unitech/Unitek Communications.
For the Hermiston fair extension building, staff recommended awarding the framing contract to NER Construction at the low bid of $16,440 to build a classroom/kitchen teaching area. The board approved the award.
All motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice votes.
