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League of Women Voters praises election administration; county to offer CPR and overdose training funded by opioid settlement
Summary
At public comment, Susan Stout of the League of Women Voters thanked election officials for clear, smooth election administration and noted new executive orders; Commissioner Kenneth Klakamp said CPR and signs-of-overdose training for county employees will be funded through opioid settlement funds.
Susan Stout of the League of Women Voters used the public-comment period to describe the organization's mission and to note newly issued executive orders; she said those orders would not take effect until the November election if enacted and thanked the board of elections for keeping the public informed and administering smooth elections.
In commissioner comments, Commissioner Kenneth L. Klakamp reviewed planned CPR and signs-of-overdose training for county employees, saying the training will be paid for through opioid settlement funds.
The minutes do not include detailed timelines, curricula for the training, or the text of the executive orders that Stout referenced; those items were not included in the meeting record.
