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Commissioners approve consent agenda including grants, contracts and housing leases
Summary
On consent the board approved items including employee housing leases, a $65,482.50 treatment-court contract, $120,000 in Brinson Foundation ISWR grants across three years, authorization of up to $300,000 for Hoback Junction water improvements, and several smaller agreements and grants; all consent matters passed 4-0.
Teton County commissioners approved a package of consent items on June 16 that included contracts, leases, grant agreements and staff appointments.
Key consent items recorded in the minutes include: approval of employee housing leases (multiple addresses listed); a contract with Mental Health and Recovery Services for the Teton County Court Supervised Treatment Program in an amount not to exceed $65,482.50; a three-year grant agreement with The Brinson Foundation for ISWR program funding totaling $120,000 ($40,000 annually for FY2027–FY2029); authorization of up to $300,000 for Hoback Junction water-treatment, storage and distribution construction funding (Amendment #3 to Resolution #24-047); approval of a sole-source contract with Wisewood Energy for a wood energy feasibility assessment at the Teton County Food Waste Compost Facility for $34,995.00; approval to expend $8,630.00 of energy mitigation funds for solar repairs at Fire/EMS Station 7 and the Emergency Operations Center; a 5-year telecommunications contract for Stilson Transit Center at $305.99 per month plus a $99 installation fee; appointment of Todd Cedarholm, PLS, of On Sight Land Surveyors to serve as County Surveyor; and other listed grant and grant-award agreements (including a $5,000 SHSP supplemental award). All consent motions were approved as presented, and the motions carried 4-0.
The consent agenda motion was made by Commissioner Natalia Macker and seconded by Commissioner Wes Gardner to place the listed staff matters onto the consent agenda, and then the board approved those items with the motions as stated in the respective staff reports.
