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Lake County commissioners approve grants, two budget resolutions and appoint Fair Board member
Summary
The Lake County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved multiple grant agreements including a $95,513 VOCA/CFA award, a Justice Reinvestment Program grant, intergovernmental juvenile services funding, an OHA behavioral-health agreement, passed two budget resolutions, and appointed Stacey Van Nes to the Fair Board.
The Lake County Board of Commissioners met Nov. 5 and approved a series of intergovernmental grants and two budget resolutions while appointing Stacey Van Nes to a Fair Board vacancy.
At the start of the 10 a.m. regular session Chair Mark Albertson noted attendance and Vice-Chair Barry Shullanberger led the Pledge of Allegiance. Fairgrounds Manager Briana Perez presented a letter of interest from Stacey Van Nes to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Dustin Simms; Commissioner James Williams moved to appoint Van Nes and Vice-Chair Shullanberger seconded. The board voted 3–0 in favor.
District Attorney’s Office Victim Advocate Cherie Davis presented an Oregon Department of Justice VOCA/CFA intergovernmental grant agreement (VOCA/CFA-2025-LakeCo.DAVAP-00013) with a fiscal impact of $95,513. Vice-Chair Shullanberger moved to approve the agreement; Commissioner Williams seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Community Corrections Director Jake Greer presented the Criminal Justice Commission Justice Reinvestment Program agreement (JRP-27-17). Commissioner Williams said some of the JRP funding supports the county’s Treatment Court and moved to approve the agreement; Vice-Chair Shullanberger seconded and the board approved it 3–0.
Greer also presented Intergovernmental Agreement #15407 with the Oregon Youth Authority for juvenile crime-prevention basic services (fiscal impact stated as $22,588), which the board approved after a motion by Vice-Chair Shullanberger and a second from Commissioner Williams. Commissioner Williams presented an Oregon Health Authority agreement for behavioral-health and addiction services, including problem-gambling prevention (PO-44300-00043076); that agreement also passed by unanimous vote.
Treasurer Melanie Lasley presented Budget Resolution 2025-04 and later Budget Resolution 2025-05; both were moved and seconded by the commissioners and passed 3–0. Chair Albertson cautioned that without additional outside funding the county’s carnival plans could be at risk.
The board recessed for an executive session later in the meeting and returned to regular session before adjourning at 12:30 p.m.
Actions taken were procedural approvals and do not, in the meeting record, include conditional follow-up dates or departmental implementation timelines.
