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Commission reviews health department funding adjustments and consent-agenda aging services contracts

Board of Cascade County Commissioners · February 4, 2026
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Summary

Cascade County staff presented several consent items including two Aging Services contracts (Meals on Wheels RO lease and Older Americans services) and multiple City-County Health Department budget and contract adjustments tied to a DPHHS task order amendment; the work session minutes record presentations and amounts but do not show formal votes.

County staff presented consent-agenda items covering aging services and City-County Health Department budget and contract adjustments at the Feb. 4 work session.

Aging Services items included Contract 26-12, a lease addendum to allow a reverse osmosis system leased from Culligan Water to be used by the Great Falls Food Bank for Meals on Wheels (ref Contract 25-144), and Contract 26-14, a service agreement with Area VIII and the Cascade Senior Center for Older Americans services for FY2026 with total funding not to exceed $10,580 ($8,580 Title 3B; $2,000 Title 3C-1).

City-County Health Department items included Resolution 26-06 to reconcile fund balances after a Prevention Services Grant closeout (expenditure increase Fund 2270: $127.27; revenue increase Fund 2979: $127.27); Contract 26-13 (MT DPHHS Task Order 26-07-3-01-002-0 Amendment One) to increase funding for cancer control, tobacco use, and falls-prevention programs (funding increase $104,362.50; total funding $157,487.00); and Resolution 26-07 amending the Cancer Fund to reflect a revenue increase of $84,865 and an expense decrease of $3,736 linked to that amendment.

Kim Thiel-Schaaf contributed additional details about the aging-services contracts during the meeting. The minutes do not record formal roll-call votes for these consent items during the work session; they are listed as agenda items for the record.