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The committee unanimously approved a $15,742.19 contract with BME Strategies for FY27 workplan development and increased planned food-inspection coverage from 26 to 52 weeks.
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The contract will support development of the collaborative’s FY27 public health plan, with an initial draft expected for review in June. The committee also decided not to establish a Vaccine for Children program through the shared service because other community organizations already provide vaccinations locally. A departing food inspector had completed 100 inspections at a cost of $6,035, and the committee is seeking a replacement.
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