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Commissioners approve consent agenda including health, transportation and senior-services contracts
Summary
The Clackamas County Board approved a multi-item consent agenda May 21 that included grants and contract amendments with the Oregon Health Authority, Oregon State Marine Board and several local subrecipients for transportation and senior meal services; the consent vote was unanimous.
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a multi-item consent agenda May 21 that included amendments, intergovernmental agreements and subrecipient contracts across health, transportation and public-safety functions.
Clerk Andrew Juraki read items that included an amendment to a recreational boating enforcement contract with the Oregon State Marine Board (amendment value $130,148 for one year; two-year total $757,056), an amendment to intergovernmental agreements with the Oregon Health Authority to add funds for outpatient, geriatric and rental-assistance services (amendment value $641,004.89 for 18 months; total $18,750,261.79), and a local subrecipient agreement with Columbia Care Services for residential treatment ($260,000 for 18 months).
Other items covered supportive services agreements (for example, a $1,095,166 amendment with Catholic Charities for services at Good Shepherd Village), multiple older-adult meal-delivery and transportation subrecipient amendments (Friends of Canby Adult Center, Hoodland Senior Center, cities of Gladstone and Sandy), an intergovernmental agreement for a High Rocks River Rescue Program, and library and road fund adjustments to finalize capital and operating expenses.
Commissioner Schroeder moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Helm seconded. The clerk called the poll and recorded Ayes from Commissioners Savas, Helm, Schroeder and Chair Roberts; the motion passed 4–0.
Why it matters: The consent items authorize grant-funded health services, local provider agreements for senior services and transportation, and contract authority for public-safety and library projects. County staff said no county general funds were involved for many listed items where the funding source is noted in the agenda.
What comes next: Departments will execute the amendments and contracts under the terms noted in the agenda packet.
