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Marion County commissioners approve consent agenda including appointments, ballot-printing contract
Summary
On Dec. 3, 2025, Marion County commissioners approved a multi-item consent agenda that reappointed mental-health advisors, appointed members to the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee, approved a ballot-printing contract not to exceed $300,000 and authorized several health and IT contracts and amendments.
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Marion County commissioners approved a multi-item consent agenda during their Dec. 3, 2025 board session, moving forward with appointments, contract renewals and several finance and information-technology actions.
Commissioner Wallace moved the consent agenda, which the board approved by voice vote. The package included reappointments of Dr. Arlene Camarillo and Dr. Leon Harrington to the Marion County Mental Health Advisory Committee with terms ending Dec. 31, 2028; appointments of Dr. Carlos Texador Maldonado and Joshua Laird to the Marion County Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee with terms ending June 30, 2029; and designation of Joshua Laird as LADPC chair through Dec. 31, 2027.
The board also approved a contract with Links Group Incorporated for ballot printing for regular and special Marion County elections, a not-to-exceed amount of $300,000 effective Jan. 1, 2026 through Dec. 31, 2026. Other consent items included a quitclaim deed approving private sale of tax-foreclosed property (tax account 516497) from Marion County to James and Bridal Mitchell and a property-tax refund to KLLB Buy 1 LLC (account 355022) in the amount of $56,607.30.
Health-and-human-services items on the consent agenda included designation of multiple directors authorized to act for the Marion County Community Mental Health Program and an amendment to a contract with Iris Telehealth Medical Group PA adding $500,000 for a revised not-to-exceed total of $1,075,000 to continue telepsychiatric services through Jan. 31, 2027. The board also approved a contract with Robert Heister, PMHNP, for psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner services (not to exceed $300,000 through Oct. 31, 2028) and accepted an incoming subgrant agreement with Pacific Source Community Solutions not to exceed $451,693.23 (retroactive 07/31/2025–12/31/2028) to assist with health-related social needs and nutrition support staffing.
Under information technology, commissioners approved a purchase order with CDW Government LLC for $305,645 to renew a storage-array subscription (Jan. 30, 2026–Jan. 29, 2029) and approved Amendment No. 1 to a purchase order with Robert Half International adding $149,444.50 for a new PO total of $228,574 for temporary staffing through June 30, 2026. The license agreement with Team Dynamics Solutions LLC, the item added at the start of the meeting, was approved for a not-to-exceed $241,553.47 to provide service-management and product-portfolio-management services through Dec. 3, 2030.
The consent agenda was approved as read; the board took no separate roll-call votes on individual consent items during the session.
The commissioners did not receive any public comment on the consent agenda at the meeting.

