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Brown County includes Purdue Extension and health-department service agreements in packet; contracts outline payments and deliverables
Summary
The county packet included a $53,500 Purdue Extension services agreement for 2026 and a Brown County Health Department social-media contract with a $7,500 upfront fee and $1,100 monthly payments; both documents specify deliverables, reporting and ownership of work product.
Meeting materials distributed for Feb. 4 included two substantive contractual documents: a memorandum of understanding with Purdue Extension and a Service Agreement between the Brown County Health Department (BCHD) and contractor Andrea Swift‑Hanlon.
The Purdue Extension agreement obligates Brown County to pay $53,500 for 2026 contractual services covering agriculture and natural resources, health and human sciences, community development and 4‑H youth development. The contract period is Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026, and requires the County Extension Director to provide an annual report on services and county fund accounting.
The BCHD Service Agreement names Andrea Swift‑Hanlon as an at‑will independent contractor to manage BCHD social-media presences and produce content. The contract sets an upfront fee of $7,500 covering Jan. 1–July 31, 2026, plus monthly fees of $1,100 from Aug. 1–Dec. 31, 2026. Deliverables include three to four posts per week, a mutually approved content calendar, advance review and approval timelines, proof of insurance and an assignment of work product to the county. The contract packet also references additional support for H5N1 education and rapid-response communications if needed.
