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Board reviews public-health services contract; staff cites $195,000 baseline and $5,000/year trend

Shelby County Board · November 18, 2025
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Summary

County staff reviewed a five-year public-health services agreement that last totaled about $195,000 and noted the figure has been rising roughly $5,000 per year; board members said they prefer keeping services through the hospital rather than opening a county public-health department.

During budget discussion, staff member (S4) told the board that a public-health services agreement executed in June '26 covered services the county pays the local hospital to provide and that "Last time was a 195,000." S4 added the county has been increasing the amount by about "$5,000 a year."

Committee member (S2) said the board should not open a county public-health department, noting "I definitely don't wanna open a county public health because we've got a great value there and they do an awesome job." The board discussed continuing the existing funding trajectory for the hospital-provided public-health services and agreed to consider the item further at budget time rather than change the arrangement immediately.