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Votes at a glance: Douglas County board approves pharmacy contract, consent items, ERP RFP and benefits consultant
Summary
At the June 30 meeting the board approved a pharmacy services agreement, consent agenda items, a resolution directing an ERP RFP, a contract for benefits consulting, and voted to enter executive session; all recorded motions passed unanimously (5–0).
The Douglas County board recorded several unanimous actions during its June 30 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Pharmacy services agreement approved (Board of Trustees): The trustees approved an agreement with "your hometown pharmacy incorporated, DBA core LTC pharmacy" for pharmacy services (motion by Morgan; second by Friend; roll‑call vote 5–0).
- Board of Equalization: Minutes of the June 23, 2026 meeting were approved and a hearing on certified assessment corrections was set for July 14, 2026 (motion by Morgan; second by Friend; vote 5–0).
- Equalization resolutions D and E taken in block and approved (motion by Morgan; second by Friend; vote 5–0).
- Consent agenda: After laying over items D1–D13 to the July 14 meeting, the remainder of the consent agenda (items A–L minus D) was approved (vote 5–0).
- ERP RFP resolution approved: The board directed the purchasing department to prepare an RFP for a cloud‑based ERP system and to cooperate with the City of Omaha if it chooses to participate (vote 5–0).
- Benefits consultant contract approved: The board approved a contract with a health insurance benefits consultant ("Kush") to provide consulting services to the county (motion by Morgan; vote 5–0).
- Executive session: The board voted to enter executive session for legal negotiations and legal advice (vote 5–0). The chair noted the board will be on recess for the July 4 holiday.
Motion details, movers/seconders and roll‑call tallies were recorded on the public record for each item. No items failed or were tabled indefinitely at this meeting; several items were laid over to the July 14 meeting by request from the County Attorney’s Office.
