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Cascade County reviews multiple consent-agenda contracts including $2.08M aging services amendment
Summary
At its Sept. 17 work session, the Cascade County Board of Commissioners reviewed a set of consent-agenda contracts, including a $2,084,806 amendment for Area VIII Agency on Aging, a Bureau of Indian Affairs juvenile-detention agreement, and two Ryan White task orders; one extension contract was pulled from the agenda.
The Cascade County Board of Commissioners reviewed several consent-agenda contracts at a Sept. 17 work session, including a $2,084,806 amendment to the Area VIII Agency on Aging contract with Montana DPHHS and multi-year agreements for juvenile detention and health-case-management services.
The largest item listed was Contract 25-128, an amendment to MT DPHHS Contract 24-221-13008-0 (HHS-SLTC-00000179) that would provide $2,084,806 to support Area VIII Agency on Aging services for Sept. 1, 2025–Feb. 28, 2027. The contract amount and effective dates appear on the consent agenda; no vote or final action is recorded in the transcript segments provided.
Also on the consent agenda was Contract 25-130 (BIA Contract 140A0425C0008) with the Cascade County Juvenile Detention Center to provide detention housing, transportation and services for federally recognized Tribal youth from Sept. 1, 2025–Aug. 31, 2030. Two Ryan White task orders with Yellowstone City-County Health Department d/b/a Riverstone Health were listed: Contract 25-131 (Part B) for case-management services ($1,500 task order, Apr. 1–Oct. 31, 2025) and Contract 25-132 (Part C) for early-intervention and case-management services ($18,600.50, May 1–Oct. 31, 2025).
Contract 25-135, the FY2026 Extension Services Agreement between Montana State University Extension and Cascade County for $117,000 (effective July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026), was noted as pulled from the agenda; the transcript does not record a reason for its removal. Additional consent items included a purchase of an envelope sealer for Elections (Contract 25-134, $7,951.00) and an amended set of bylaws for the local behavioral-health advisory council (Contract 25-133). The transcript does not specify roll-call votes or approval outcomes for the listed items.
The board proceeded to other agenda items and adjourned the work session at 2:26 p.m.
