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Votes at a glance: Yamhill County board approves contracts, proclamations and intergovernmental agreements

Yamhill County Board of Commissioners · April 10, 2026

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Summary

The board unanimously approved the consent agenda and a slate of contracts and agreements including a $957,096 paving contract, a $767,866 courthouse security work order, a $452,777 chip‑and‑scrub seal award, a cooperative agreement with ODOT for Oregon 99W improvements, and a memorandum with Amity School District to use a former school for law enforcement training.

At its regular session the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners approved several items by unanimous voice vote.

What the board approved

- Consent agenda: surplus law library items and reappointments to the local alcohol and drug planning committee (motion approved unanimously).

- Construction contract: awarded to Roy Halk Construction LLC for the 2026 North Valley Road paving project in the amount of $957,096 (item continued from April 2; motion and unanimous approval).

- Resolution 26‑04‑09‑1: recognizing April 30, 2026, as Vietnamese American Remembrance Day (adopted unanimously).

- Memorandum of understanding between Yamhill County and Amity School District to use the former Amity Middle School for law enforcement training and related public safety activities; the sheriff described training uses including active‑shooter exercises, canine and drone training (approved unanimously).

- Public body work order contract with DPI Security Inc. for courthouse security screening services in the amount of $767,866.08, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028 (approved unanimously).

- 2026 chip and scrub seal project: award to Sierra Santa Fe Corporation in the amount of $452,777 (approved unanimously).

- Cooperative improvement agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation for the Oregon 99W corridor safety and intersection improvements project, effective upon full execution (approved unanimously).

Votes and records

Each of these items was approved by voice vote with all present commissioners answering "aye". The transcript records unanimous approval for the motions; no roll‑call tallies naming individual commissioners were read aloud at the time of the votes in the meeting record.

Next steps

Contracts and agreements will proceed to execution or implementation as required. The Amity MOU will allow the sheriff's office to schedule training on the former middle school campus; timing and operational details will be coordinated between the sheriff's office and Amity School District.