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Commission approves MOU to bring monthly mobile WIC clinic to White Mesa
Summary
The San Juan County Commission approved a memorandum of understanding with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe and county public health to provide mobile WIC clinic services in White Mesa, planned once a month initially and potentially more often depending on staffing.
The San Juan County Commission unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding on April 21 with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe (White Mesa) and county public health to offer WIC services via a mobile clinic in the White Mesa community.
A public-health presenter told commissioners the plan calls for monthly visits at first and could expand if staffing permits: "As of right now, we're planning on once a month, but that may increase depending on staffing right now," the presenter said. Commissioners asked that staff continue work on the schedule and supporting materials; one commissioner requested review of a related organizational chart in a future work session. The motion to approve the MOU passed by voice vote; no roll-call was recorded.
