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Board: Montezuma County will continue immunization work while IGA is reworked
Summary
Dolores County said it is reworking an IGA with Montezuma County to remove most services from the regional agreement while leaving immunizations in place; travel costs and a small remaining request for funds were discussed.
Board members reported that Dolores County is reworking its intergovernmental agreement with Montezuma County to remove most service responsibilities from the IGA while keeping immunization services provided by Montezuma. The chair said Dennis reached out to Montezuma County's legal counsel to rework the IGA and "carve out everything related except the immunization" services Montezuma has been providing.
Members said the county expects to eliminate most of a previously proposed $20,000 consulting line from the IGA while likely retaining travel reimbursements and possibly a small remaining request related to the vaccination program; travel was discussed at about $400 per year in the meeting record.
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