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Board approves MercyOne amendment removing cell-phone provision
Summary
Supervisors approved an amendment to the county's November 2022 services agreement with MercyOne that removes a provision to provide cell phones; otherwise original terms remain in effect. Motion passed 4-0.
The board authorized the chair to sign an amendment to a November 2022 service agreement with MercyOne removing a duty under Exhibit A that would have provided cell phones to the county.
The chair noted the packet included a letter and the amendment for review. "We have removed the 1st duty under exhibit a services where we would provide you with cell phones," the chair said. The board moved to authorize the chair to sign; the motion, made by Isaac and seconded by Scott, passed by roll call with four aye votes and one absence.
Why it matters: The amendment clarifies that MercyOne will not provide cell phones under the service exhibit while leaving other contractual terms unchanged.
Next steps: The chair will sign the amendment and county staff will file the executed document with county records.
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