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Commissioners review MACo PCT health insurance options; no action taken

Roosevelt County Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2026
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Summary

At a special April 6 meeting, Roosevelt County Commissioners met with a MACo representative to review MACo PCT health plan offerings, coverage and costs; commissioners asked questions but deferred action pending comparison with an EBMS proposal.

Robert Toavs, presiding officer of the Roosevelt County Commission, convened a special meeting on April 6 to hear a presentation from a Montana Association of Counties (MACo) representative on the MACo PCT health insurance program. MACo staff outlined plan offerings, eligibility and associated costs; commissioners asked detailed questions about coverage and rates but did not move to adopt any plan at that meeting.

Commissioner Gordon Oelkers later reported the PCT trust meeting set rates and noted the board planned a follow-up comparison with EBMS health insurance. No motions or votes were taken at the April 6 session; the transcript records the meeting concluded with the board taking no action.