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Human Services Board approves 2026 service contracts and new small-provider paperwork
Summary
The board approved its 2026 contracts and agreed to use a Purchase of Service Agreement, Business Associate Agreement and Emergency Plan for providers falling under the state's $10,000 contracting threshold.
The Iron County Human Services Board approved the department’s listed 2026 contracts at its Jan. 19 meeting. Cally Bucknell explained contracting procedures, saying, "State has a threshold of $10,000 for contracts so we will be using the attached Purchase of Service Agreement, BAA (Business Associate Agreement) when applicable, and Emergency Plan for providers that fall under that threshold." Jennifer Rye moved to approve the contracts; Roy Haeger seconded the motion and the measure passed with all members present voting in favor.
Bucknell answered questions from the committee about contract language and confirmed there were no amendments needed for 2025 contracts. The contracting approach clarifies paperwork and compliance steps for smaller providers and aligns department procurement with the state threshold noted at the meeting.
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