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Council requests corrected redline of Bear River Health interlocal agreement; no action taken
Summary
County leaders reviewed proposed revisions to the Bear River Health Department interlocal agreement separating public health and behavioral health duties and asked staff for a clean, corrected redlined copy before further action; no vote was taken.
Jordan Mathis, director of the Bear River Health Department, presented proposed updates to the multicounty interlocal agreement that would explicitly separate public health mandates from integrated behavioral health duties. The council identified formatting discrepancies and requested a corrected clean copy showing explicit text edits before any formal action.
Policy Analyst Andrew Erickson clarified that two versions were included in the media packet for cross-reference. Councilmembers indicated the revision was not time-sensitive and asked staff to provide a consolidated, edited version that highlights textual changes for clarity. No motion was made and no action was taken that evening on the redraft.
The packet includes a full draft interlocal agreement (packet “Multicounty United Local Health Department Interlocal Agreement”) and supporting materials; the council’s request preserves deliberative review time and seeks a clearer redline to ensure member counties can compare proposed structural changes before taking a binding vote.
