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Health department seeks executive signature on administrative interlocal agreement
Summary
Miss Jones said an administrative interlocal agreement lets counties borrow resources from neighboring counties with reimbursement; staff reviewed the document and commissioners agreed the county executive may sign to meet the June 30 deliverable.
Miss Jones, speaking for the health department, briefed the council on an administrative interlocal agreement drafted to meet this year’s deliverables. She said the agreement is a contingency mechanism: if the county borrows resources from another Community Resource Initiative (CRI) county, the county will reimburse that partner from future funds if needed.
Miss Jones said the document had been reviewed by staff (Don and Dawn were mentioned) and that state mandates require counties to complete the paperwork. She asked for permission to have the county executive sign the agreement to meet a June 30 deadline. Commissioners indicated they were comfortable with the executive signing and that the document was an outline for mutual aid and reimbursement rather than a binding multi‑year commitment.
The council did not request substantive changes; staff were instructed to submit the packet by the end of the month. The narrative provided focused on administrative compliance and contingency reimbursement language rather than new policy changes.
