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County approves facility use agreement with Oregon Tech for certified treatment‑provider training
Summary
Klamath County approved a facility use agreement with Oregon Tech to host certified treatment‑provider training for the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee in March, serving up to 158 participants; fiscal impact recorded as $1,623.75 to LADPC SubDepartment 4030.
Klamath County commissioners approved a facility use agreement authorizing Public Health to host a certified treatment‑provider training at Oregon Tech's Crater Lake Complex.
Public Health staff explained the training is part of the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee's (LADPC) work plan and budget; the session in March will provide continuing education credits for behavioral‑health providers and can serve up to 158 participants. The board approved a motion authorizing the department head to sign the agreement; the fiscal impact was recorded at $1,623.75 to LADPC SubDepartment 4030.
A board member asked whether Oregon Tech is covered by an existing master facility agreement to reduce repetitive small agreements; Public Health staff said they were not certain and suggested exploring a master agreement for future events.
The motion passed by voice vote; staff were directed to proceed with the agreement and follow up on whether a master facility agreement could be arranged.
