Colm Willis, Marion County commissioner, sits in on a homeless alliance executive meeting video conference on May 5, 2020. (Amanda Loman/Salem Reporter)
The Marion County commissioners meet Wednesday to consider several contracts for Covid vaccine outreach and federal reimbursement for the February ice storm.
Commissioners will consider approving an amendment to a contract with Woodburn Ambulance Service to provide Covid outreach, including door-to-door vaccine administration and transportation to vaccine sites for vulnerable people through Dec. 31 for a $300,000 contract total.
They will consider approving an amendment to a contract Falck Northwest Corporation to provide Covid outreach, including door-to-door vaccine administration and transportation to vaccine sites for vulnerable people through Dec. 31 for a $275,000 total.
Commissioners will consider approving an amendment to a contract with Interface Network, Inc. to provide Covid vaccine outreach through Dec. 31 for a $425,200 contract total.
They will consider approving a $200,000 contract with Mano a Mano Family Center to provide Covid vaccine outreach to vulnerable people through Dec. 31.
They will consider approving a $325,750 contract with IZO Public Relations and Marketing to expand Covid communication by informing, educating, and encouraging the Latino community to obtain vaccinations through Dec. 31.
They will consider approving funds with the Oregon Military Department and Office Emergency Management for reimbursement related to the February winter storm until June 2027.
They will also consider a $27 million agreement with the state Department of Human Services to act as the administrator for the Community Developmental Disabilities Program through June 2023.
Meeting details: The commissioners meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Senator Hearing Room at 555 Court Street N.E. The meeting is streamed live on YouTube.
-Saphara Harrell
