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Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

Business Meeting Minutes – Feb. 12, 2026 - DRAFT

A complete video copy and packet including staff reports of this meeting can be viewed here.

Thursday, February 12, 2026 – 10:02 AM
In person and via virtual technology (Zoom)

PRESENT: Chair Craig Roberts
Commissioner Martha Schrader 
Commissioner Paul Savas 
Commissioner Ben West
Commissioner Diana Helm

CALL TO ORDER

  1. PUBLIC COMMUNICATION Steve Bates (Boring) – General Fund Support for County Parks Kelly Bartholomew (Tualatin) – PGE Transmission Lines Stafford Road Tonquin Project Ed Wagner (Tualatin) – PGE Transmission Lines Stafford Road Tonquin Project
  2. CONSENT AGENDA 
    1. Elected Officials
      1. Approval of Previous Business Meeting Minutes – BCC
      2. Approval of a Subrecipient Agreement with The Children’s Center of Clackamas County for forensic evaluations, victim-focused support services and coordinated investigation assistance. Agreement Value is $26,494 for 1 year. Funding is through the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission Justice Reinvestment Program. No County General Funds are involved. – CCSO
      3. Approval of a Subrecipient Agreement with Northwest Family Services for community-based victim services. Agreement Value is $50,398.49 for 1 year. Funding is through the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission Justice Reinvestment Program. No County General Funds are involved. – CCSO

    2. Health, Housing & Human Services

      1. Approval of a Goods and Services Contract with Verathon for video laryngoscopes and associated accessories. Total Agreement Value is $350,000 for 3 years. Funding is through the AMR Ambulance Services Agreement. No County General Funds are involved.
      2. Approval of a Grant Agreement with Oregon Housing and Community Services for eviction prevention and diversion funding. Agreement Value is $608,284 for 1 year. Funding is through Oregon Housing and Community Services. No County General Funds are involved.
      3. Approval of an Amendment to a Provider Participation Agreement with CareOregon for behavioral health services, including mobile crisis, crisis walk-in clinic, and peer support. Amendment Value is $7,169,936 for 1 year. Total Agreement Value is $21,799,018 for 3 years. Funding is through the Oregon Health Plan. No County General Funds are involved.
      4. Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Oregon Department of Human Services for Medicare beneficiary educational outreach. Agreement Value is $12,300 for 1 year. Funding is through the Oregon Department of Human Services and $1,280 of budgeted County General Funds.
      5. Approval of a Grant Application to the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission for enhancement of the Second Chance Employment program to reduce recidivism. Application Value is $400,000 for 15 months. Funding is through the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission. No County General Funds are involved.
      6. Approval of an Amendment to an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Oregon Health Authority for time extension of behavioral health housing investments. Amendment Value is 24 months. Total Agreement Value is $4,704,837.17 for 5 years. Funding is through the Oregon Health Plan. No County General Funds are involved.
      7. Approval of an Amendment to a Provider Agreement with CareOregon to update the payment schedule for outpatient mental health services at County Health Centers. Amendment Value is $285,176.73 for 6 months. Total Agreement Value is approximately $30,000,000 for 6 years. Funding is through CareOregon. No County General Funds are involved.
      8. Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement with Clackamas Fire District #1 for paramedic response times. Total Agreement value is $2,173,459.83 for 10 years. Funding is through the AMR Agreements Cost Savings Provision. No County General Funds are involved.
      9. Approval of an Amendment to a Revenue Intergovernmental Agreement with the Oregon Health Authority for a reduction of maternal public health service funds. Amendment Value is a reduction of $1,774.50 for 1 year. Total Agreement Value is $6,431,362.61 for 2 years. Funding is through the Oregon Health Authority. No County General Funds are involved.
      10. *Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Molalla to minimize adverse impacts to the City and Fire District of Molalla for the Molalla Apartments Payment in Lieu of Taxes agreement. Agreement Value is $7,078.59 for 5 months. Funding is through County General Funds.

      Commissioner West moved to approve the Consent Agenda as read and Commissioner Schrader seconded. Motion passed 5-0.

  3. *NORTH CLACKAMAS PARKS & RECREATION DISTRICT CONSENT AGENDAA. Approval of an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation for a Trails Network Plan grant. Agreement Value is $341,357 for 15 months. Funding is through the Oregon Department of Transportation and a required match of $35,057 of NCPRD staff time. No County General Funds are involved. Director Helm moved to approve the NCPRD Consent Agenda and Director West seconded. Motion passed 5-0.

  4. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE

    Administrator Schmidt shared Women, Infant & Children (WIC) client praise for H3S staff. 
    He also reminded the Board that, due to recess, the next Board Business Meeting would be March 5, 2026.

  5. COMMISSIONER COMMUNICATION

    Commissioner Schrader commented on her efforts to develop a youth education program with the National Association of Counties on the basics of county government.

    Commissioner Savas reported on a Mt. Hood rest stop meeting in Sandy and shared his concern about mounting budget liabilities.

    Commissioner West exhorted the Chair to consider inviting Mayor Wilson of Portland to present before the Board and discuss reform to the Supportive Housing Services Measure.

    Commissioner Helm recounted a Good Morning Damascus meeting focused on local art business.

    Chair Roberts noted the discussion topics at a recent town hall with Senator Merkley included the County’s Recovery Campus federal award and observed Giving Hearts Day.

    Chair Roberts adjourned the meeting at 11:27AM.

ATTACHMENTS
#1: Constituent Provided Handout at Meeting (Steve Bates)
#2: Constituent Provided Handout at Meeting (Kelly Bartholomew)
#3: Constituent Provided Handout at Meeting (Kelly Bartholomew)
#4: Constituent Provided Handout at Meeting (Ed Wagner)

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CHARTER CLACKAMAS COUNTY

TIMBER SALE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

I. PURPOSE OF COMMITTEE:

  1. The Committee will serve in an advisory capacity to the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners on all matters pertaining to the sale of County Forest Program timber. The purpose of the Committee is to meet as needed to review the Amended Draft Plan, to hear public comments, and make a recommendation regarding the proposed timber sale plan to the Board of County Commissioners.
  2. The Committee will render advice and recommendations to the Commissioners on all matters submitted by the Commissioners to the Board for their consideration.
  3. The Committee will initiate advice to the Commissioners based on Board member observations, review of the Amended Sale Plan and public comment.
  4. The Committee will furnish advice and recommendations to the Commissioners, in writing, by memorandum signed by the Committee Chairperson or that person's designated alternate.

II. MEMBERSHIP:

  1. The Committee shall consist of five (5) members appointed by the Board of County Commissioners. The members shall consist of: two (2) members of the Forestry Advisory Board, two (2) members of the Parks Advisory Board and one (1) representative at large from the Community affected by the timber sale.
  2. The term of appointment for each Advisory Committee member will be four (4) years. At the Board of County Commissioners' option, Committee members may be reappointed to successive terms.
  3. Membership will be terminated (prior to appointive term) if a member fails to comply with individual attendance or responsibility requirements. The Committee chairperson or designated alternate will advise the Board of County Commissioners in writing of the need for terminated action. A copy of this correspondence will be furnished to the individual in question. Final termination decisions will be the responsibility of the Board of County Commissioners.

III. ATTENDANCE:

  1. Advisory Committee members are expected to attend all regularly scheduled committee meetings and to participate on all assigned activities.
  2. Failure of a Committee member to attend any two (2) consecutive regularly announced meetings or absence from more than four (4) regularly announced meetings in any one calendar year will constitute noncompliance. Should this occur, the Committee will review the member's attendance record and, allowing for absences with good cause, make any recommendations necessary to the Commissioners for termination.

IV. MEETINGS:

  1. Regularly Announced Meetings. Meetings will be held as required to review Amended Draft Plans for proposed timber sales, or as directed by the Board of County Commissioners.
  2. Notice of Meetings. Notice of the meetings shall be sent to each member by mail, at least two (2) weeks before each scheduled meeting. Public notice shall be given, in accordance with Oregon State Statutes of all regularly and specially scheduled Advisory Committee meetings.If it becomes necessary to change or eliminate a meeting, the Chairperson should notify each member by mail at least one (1) week prior to the scheduled meeting, it at all possible.

V. CONDUCT OF MEETINGS:

  1. Officers
    1. The elected officers of the Advisory Committee shall be a Chairperson and a Vice Chairperson. The Chairperson will preside over all meetings and shall be the official spokesperson for the Committee. The Vice Chairperson will serve for the Chairperson in that person's absence.
    2. A recording secretary will be provided by the County for all regularly scheduled meetings.
  2. Voting
    1. Three (3) voting members (chairperson included) are required to constitute a quorum. Advisory Committee members will be voting members at all meetings where present.
    2. A member must be present at a Committee meeting in order to exercise the right to vote.
    3. All members will have the right to vote on all procedural or policy issues relative to the operation of the Timber Sale Advisory Committee.
  3. Minutes
    1. The designated Recording Secretary will maintain written minutes of all meetings.
    2. Minutes will be published and distributed to all Committee members no later than two (2) weeks after the meeting.
    3. Minutes must be approved or amended and approved by an Advisory Committee quorum prior to becoming a matter of record.
    4. The Chairperson will be responsible for insuring that minutes, Public testimony or other written records, as appropriate, are recorded at all meetings. All such information will be submitted for approval at the following regularly scheduled meeting.
    5. Approved minutes of all meetings will be forwarded to the County Commissioners for their information files.

VI. RECOMMENDATIONS:

  1. Recommendations concerning the Timber Sale Plan will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners.
  2. A copy of recommendations concerning the Timber Sale Plan will be forwarded to the County Forester for the preparation of the "Final" Timber Sale Plan to be submitted to the Board of County Commissioners for a Public hearing, no later that thirty (30) days from the completion of the Timber Sale Committee meeting.

VII. ELECTION OF OFFICERS:

  1. Officers shall be elected for one-year terms of office at the first scheduled meeting of the Advisory Committee in the calendar year.
  2. A simple majority vote will be required to elect a member to the designated office.
  3. The Chairperson will be selected from the four members of the Timber Sale Advisory Committee charged with review of all Timber Sales and not an area representative.

VIII. AMENDMENTS:

  1. This charter is subject to amendment at the discretion of the Board of County Commissioners of Clackamas County.
  2. The Timber Sale Advisory Committee can make recommended amendments by a 2/3 majority of the Board.
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