Clackamas County approves multiple grants and contracts, including behavioral-health and housing grants
February 12, 2026 | Clackamas County, Oregon
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The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda on Feb. 12, 2026, approving multiple intergovernmental agreements, grants and contract amendments intended to support public safety, behavioral health and housing services.
Clerk Andrew Juraki read items on the consent agenda that included (highlights): a subrecipient agreement with the Children’s Center of Clackamas County for forensic evaluations and victim-focused support ($26,494 for one year); a subrecipient agreement with Northwest Family Services for community-based victim services ($50,398.49 for one year); a goods-and-services contract with Verathon for video laryngoscopes and accessories ($350,000 over three years); an eviction-prevention and diversion grant agreement with the Oregon Housing and Community Services ($608,284 for one year); and a significant amendment to a provider participation agreement with CareOregon for behavioral health services (amendment $7,169,936 for one year; total three-year agreement value reported as $21,799,018).
The agenda also included intergovernmental agreements and amendments with the Oregon Department of Human Services, Oregon Health Authority and other partners for public-health and housing initiatives. Several items were explicitly noted as funded through state or federal sources (for example, the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, Oregon Housing and Community Services and the Oregon Health Plan), and many items specified “no county general funds are involved.” One consent item (Molalla apartments payment-in-lieu matter) used county general funds ($7,078.59 for five months) as indicated in the record.
Commissioner West moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Schroeder seconded. The clerk polled the board and each member voted "Aye." The motion passed, 5–0.
What happens next: The agreements and amendments become effective per their terms in the minutes and contract files; staff will proceed with implementation and contracting steps for each item.
Clerk Andrew Juraki read items on the consent agenda that included (highlights): a subrecipient agreement with the Children’s Center of Clackamas County for forensic evaluations and victim-focused support ($26,494 for one year); a subrecipient agreement with Northwest Family Services for community-based victim services ($50,398.49 for one year); a goods-and-services contract with Verathon for video laryngoscopes and accessories ($350,000 over three years); an eviction-prevention and diversion grant agreement with the Oregon Housing and Community Services ($608,284 for one year); and a significant amendment to a provider participation agreement with CareOregon for behavioral health services (amendment $7,169,936 for one year; total three-year agreement value reported as $21,799,018).
The agenda also included intergovernmental agreements and amendments with the Oregon Department of Human Services, Oregon Health Authority and other partners for public-health and housing initiatives. Several items were explicitly noted as funded through state or federal sources (for example, the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, Oregon Housing and Community Services and the Oregon Health Plan), and many items specified “no county general funds are involved.” One consent item (Molalla apartments payment-in-lieu matter) used county general funds ($7,078.59 for five months) as indicated in the record.
Commissioner West moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Schroeder seconded. The clerk polled the board and each member voted "Aye." The motion passed, 5–0.
What happens next: The agreements and amendments become effective per their terms in the minutes and contract files; staff will proceed with implementation and contracting steps for each item.
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