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Board approves consent agenda including $23.29M construction amendment for recovery campus and multiple grants
Summary
Clackamas County commissioners approved a broad consent agenda that included a $23.29 million construction-phase amendment for Fora Health’s recovery campus, a $2.02 million DHS grant application for emergency response equipment/training, a $746,262 parking lot repaving contract and a $3 million OHA Medicaid reimbursement contract, among other items.
The board approved the Board of County Commissioners consent agenda, which encompassed multiple contracts, grant applications and amendments across departments.
Notable items in the packet included: a $23,290,003 amendment to a subrecipient grant agreement with Fora Health to add the construction phase of a Recovery Campus project (total agreement value thereafter noted in the materials), a grant application to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for emergency response equipment and training (approximately $2,020,000), an agreement value of $3,000,000 over five years with the Oregon Health Authority for Medicaid administrative claiming reimbursement, a $746,262 contract with K&L Industries for parking lot repaving, and a $500,000 amendment to a regional tourism contract (total $1,000,000). The consent packet also included smaller intergovernmental agreements and revenue contracts.
Commissioner West moved approval and Commissioner Schroeder seconded; the clerk called the poll and the motion passed 5-0. The board’s motion noted multiple items had no county general-fund impact; several items are funded by state or federal grants, reimbursements or specific departmental allocations. Several commissioners highlighted the recovery campus items as a positive development.
