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Board approves transit agreement, mental‑health funding pass‑through, lease modification and interim counsel appointment

Yamhill County Board of Commissioners · June 4, 2026
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Summary

On June 4 the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an intergovernmental transit agreement, a $45,535.17 funding amendment for school‑based mental‑health services, a lease modification for Kirby Street property, and an add‑on appointing interim county counsel under OS203.145.

The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on several routine items during its June 4 session.

The board approved an intergovernmental agreement between Y County Transit and the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ron for fixed‑route service effective upon execution through June 30, 2030. The motion passed by voice vote.

The board also approved amendment No. 9 to a provider services agreement (Board Order 26‑099) adding $45,535.17 to fund Lutheran Community Services’ school‑based mental‑health outpatient services for July 1–Dec. 31, 2026; the county will serve as a pass‑through for CCO contracting.

Additionally, the board approved a lease for the remaining portion of the Kirby Street property with JJSS Property LLC and terminated prior board order 22‑383, reflecting departmental relocations of developmental disabilities and veteran services out of the site and retention of public health services at that location.

An add‑on item (I4) appointed interim county counsel (Jod) so the hire may serve as legal counsel as required under OS203.145; the board approved the appointment unanimously.

All measures passed by unanimous voice votes; no recorded dissents were noted in the meeting minutes. Several items were clarifying or housekeeping actions to enable service continuity and contracting.