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Klamath County awards about $373,000 in domestic well grants tied to 2021 drought emergency
Summary
The board approved domestic well financial assistance grants to multiple households under the 2021 drought emergency; staff read recipient names and award amounts totaling $373,007.34 as presented during the meeting.
Klamath County on Jan. 27 approved a set of domestic well financial assistance grants intended to help households affected by the 2021 drought emergency.
Grant manager Don read the recipients and award amounts into the record and identified the program as paid under the 2021 drought emergency declared in Executive Order 21‑07. Amounts read in the meeting included $24,190 (Gerald Chudzik), $21,900 (Larry Dyer), $19,009.65 (Natalie Farley), $32,009.52 (Penny Jarvis), $14,009.17 (Danny Yorkus), $38,659 (Robert McNeil), $39,971 (Doris Hicks), $16,867.50 (Robert Miller), $34,153.40 (Theresa Nicholson), $24,997.87 (Erica Rogers), $33,004.90 (Sarah Olmby), $31,006.71 (Lisa Stokes) and $40,000 (Patricia Whiteleaf). The transcript lists a total of $373,007.34 (and also contains a later typographical total figure). Commissioner Minty moved to approve the Klamath County Domestic Well Financial Assistance grant agreements; Commissioner Nichols seconded and both voted aye.
The motion cited expenditure from the commissioners' miscellaneous grant fund. The board did not receive public comment on the grants at the meeting.
Minutes and the grant‑agreement documents should be consulted for official award amounts and any program conditions.
