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Grand County approves CDPHE MOU for rapid HIV/syphilis test kits and funds for Headwaters Trails Alliance
Summary
Grand County approved a memorandum of understanding with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to continue rapid HIV and syphilis testing kits for the county health department. The board also approved three memoranda of understanding funding Headwaters Trails Alliance (field work $133,500; winter grooming $23,000; two‑year operational funds $170,000) and approved a previously discussed insurance waiver adjustment.
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Grand County commissioners approved a public‑health memorandum of understanding with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to continue receiving rapid testing kits for HIV and syphilis, and separately approved three memorandums of understanding with the Headwaters Trails Alliance covering field work, grooming and operational support.
Hannah Weine, deputy director of Grand County Public Health, told the board staff placed an MOU with CDPHE in the meeting packet to continue provision of rapid testing kits. A commissioner moved to approve the MOU and authorized the chair to sign; the motion passed. The MOU extends the county’s access to free rapid testing kits for use by county public‑health staff and partners.
Separately, staff summarized three Headwaters Trails Alliance MOUs: 2026 field work at $133,500, 2026 winter grooming at $23,000, and a two‑year operational funding agreement for $170,000. Commissioners moved to approve the memorandums and accepted an insurance‑waiver adjustment discussed at prior meetings; motions passed.
Staff said the trail MOUs and operational funds support trail maintenance, grooming and operational continuity for the alliance. Commissioners recorded the approvals by motion; staff will follow up on contract execution and any insurance waiver documentation required by county risk management.
