Board Approves 4H Building Fund Continuation, Motion Favors Grant Contract
The Board of Commissioners agreed to allow 4H Building Fund Reserves continue for a year during their Legal Counsel Update.
During the 10 a.m. meeting in the BCC Conference Room, the board also made a motion favoring an amendment to a Housing Rehabilitation Grant Contract estimated at about $14,000, as well as the approval of Conflict of Interest. The motion passed unanimously.
An amendment to the Subrecipient Agreement between Josephine County and Home Bridging for the 2024 Housing Repair and Rehabilitation Program was brought to the board. A motion to approve the amendment passed 3-0.
Further discussion on a 2025 Housing Rehabilitation Grant Contract and Subrecipient agreement that same year between the County and Home Bridging will be brought to the next Weekly Business Session August 5th.
The board then discussed an Information Technology Personnel Policy regarding Artificial Intelligence and the usage of Chatbots. Legal Counsel recommended the policy to get ahead of AI as a tool. This will be an ongoing discussion before adoption of the policy.
Following an Executive Session, the board approved without objection for the Property Manager to move forward with an addendum on the Dimmick Campus Property.
Posted on 7/30/26 11:34AM by Alex Bauer
