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Committee reports: housing placements, sanitation services and public-health testing
Summary
Members reported housing-assistance successes (two families placed), a signed commitment for a detox service, and ongoing sanitation work contracted at roughly $50,000 per year for water and septic testing; questions about permit fee routing were left for follow-up.
During committee reports, a member described working with Allison to help two homeless families obtain housing and to donate household goods, calling the assistance "a blessing" for the families placed. The board also heard that a signed commitment for a detox portion of a related service has been received.
Members reviewed sanitation work provided under contract (reported as $50,000 annually), noting services such as water testing, pool testing and septic inspections. The question of whether permit fees from those services are credited to secondary roads or remain with the county was raised but not resolved; staff said they would inquire and report back. No contract modifications were recorded in the provided transcript segment.
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