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Votes at a glance: Hood River County approves consent items, LEAD program, FEMA PICM recommendation and staffing changes
Summary
At its Sept. 16 meeting the Hood River County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the consent agenda (as amended), approved the Hood River/Wasco LEAD program, recommended FEMA PICM option 1, advanced the Parkdale Community Plan Ordinance to a public hearing and authorized a Prevention Department program manager position.
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The Hood River County Board of Commissioners took several unanimous votes Sept. 16 during its business meeting:
- Consent agenda: The Board approved a multi-item consent agenda including grant applications, IGAs, a budget adjustment for forestry timber projects, confirmation of letters of support, and appointment confirmations. Commissioner Babitz asked that Consent item 7E (armored vehicle purchase) be discussed separately; after that discussion the consent agenda passed unanimously.
- Hood River/Wasco LEAD Program (Agenda item 8A): The Board approved creating the deflection program, associated positions, and a budget adjustment to accept a $304,150 award from the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. Motion by Commissioner Moretti; second by Commissioner Muenzer. Vote: 5-0.
- FEMA PICM recommendation (Agenda item 8B): The Board recommended PICM option 1 for Planning staff to pursue to meet FEMA requirements. Motion by Commissioner Babitz; second by Commissioner Weathers. Vote: 5-0.
- Parkdale Community Plan Ordinance (Agenda item 10A): The Board conducted a first reading and approved scheduling a public hearing for Oct. 21, 2024. Motion by Commissioner Babitz; second by Commissioner Weathers. Vote: 5-0.
- Prevention Department staffing (Agenda item 10C): The Board authorized creation of a Program Manager position following the retirement of Prevention Director Belinda Ballah and with Rachael Fuller serving temporarily as interim director. Motion by Commissioner Moretti; second by Commissioner Babitz. Vote: 5-0.
Each recorded motion and vote was entered into the public record; packet materials contain the underlying agreements, grant forms and budget adjustments.
