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Commission reviews Meals on Wheels reverse‑osmosis lease and senior‑services agreement totaling $10,580
Summary
The consent agenda included Contract 26‑12 for a Culligan reverse osmosis lease for Meals on Wheels and Contract 26‑14, a service agreement for senior services not to exceed $10,580; a Zoom participant provided additional information and no formal vote is recorded in the transcript.
Cascade County’s work session on Feb. 4 included review of two Aging Services items on the consent agenda: a lease addendum for a reverse‑osmosis water system for Meals on Wheels and a service agreement for older‑Americans services.
Contract 26‑12 is listed as a Lease Agreement addendum between Cascade County Aging Services and the Great Falls Food Bank to install a reverse osmosis system leased from Culligan Water (ref: Contract 25‑144, R0475056). Contract 26‑14 is a Service Agreement between Cascade County Aging Services, Area VIII and the Cascade Senior Center for Older Americans services in FY2026. Contract 26‑14 is effective July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026, and is listed as “Total Not to Exceed: $8,580 in Title 3B and $2,000 in Title 3C‑1. Total Not to Exceed: $10,580.”
A Zoom participant, Kim Thiel‑Schaaf, provided additional information about both Contract 26‑12 and Contract 26‑14 during the session. The items were presented on the consent agenda; the transcript does not record motions or final approvals for these items.
Why it matters: the reverse‑osmosis system supports Meals on Wheels operations and the service agreement funds older‑Americans services; the dollar amounts are modest but targeted to vulnerable residents served by Aging Services.
Next steps: items were on the consent agenda; the transcript does not record a formal vote or final action.
