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County OKs 90‑day mileage increase for non‑emergency medical transport contractor
Summary
Wahkiakum County approved an amendment to contract 2026-TSB-17 with Community in Motion to increase mileage reimbursement rates for non‑emergency medical transportation for a 90‑day period. The chair was authorized to sign the amendment.
The Wahkiakum County Board of Commissioners authorized the chair to sign an amendment to contract 2026-TSB-17 between Community in Motion and the county Health & Human Services Department to provide a 90‑day increase to mileage reimbursement rates for non‑emergency medical transportation. The motion passed unanimously (mover: Commissioner Tischer; second: Commissioner Letham).
Health & Human Services presented the amendment as a temporary reimbursement-rate increase to address transportation costs for clients needing non‑emergency medical trips. The minutes record the contract number (2026-TSB-17) and the duration of the 90‑day increase; the record does not specify the exact new per‑mile rate.
