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The board authorized Paul Marsage to complete and submit the application online and authorized the chair to sign the necessary documents on behalf of the board.

Emergency Management staff told the board the project would involve roughly 620 to 700 staff hours to complete and would engage about 20 planning partners, including cities and special districts. FEMA rules cited by staff allow the jurisdiction to bill up to $44.10 per hour for staff time spent on the project; the county plans to provide a 30% match largely through in-kind staff time. Staff described the work as a one-year planning process involving hazard-analysis modeling, a steering committee and broad partner participation.

Commissioners approved the authorization to apply; staff will complete the application and return with next steps if the grant is awarded, including procurement of a contractor to perform the work and scheduling a year-long planning process with partners.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Ada County Commissioners – Open Business Meeting – December 31, 2024","oneSentenceSummary","The board authorized submission of grant application 2408-A to FEMA (BRIC) to hire a contractor for hazard analysis and update Ada County's multi-hazard mitigation plan, with a 30% county match largely provided in-kind and an estimated workload of ~700 staff hours across 20 planning partners.","taxTitle","Ada County, Idaho","taxId",2612,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6669427,"Ada County treasurer reports $452 million collected, plans Jan. distribution to taxing districts",0,810000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2173944-31e39ab69e326fa3ba4c7d2768b1533f&start=810&end=810","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2173944-31e39ab69e326fa3ba4c7d2768b1533f/thumbnail_810000.jpg","/articles/6669427/Ada-County/Idaho/Ada-County-treasurer-reports-452-million-collected-plans-Jan-distribution-to-taxing-districts","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6669427-3694a6180edc572b74dbc9942eae91d4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771136548&Signature=Wn7W2fmdLh2ubX11Eua6ea7JWNU1AjPYcvvwp7p9D1g2YxaeBOgcRGKaGcnyz~wZfa-QKe-HITM2qEAHfIukad1I8r4YFhGWItSmcYkboUmBCzhZNHcjxlmryYCR0bIbZMJy9qZtTHUtlDYOBfzjBnOA-CmxqvznI~TwzDMrIN1Pom6f3vddHgLqZp1qpjVuUYBE9Bzfu6rKK4cTUr-55VBc7NtboX9tMxSCkH~yvpFzbd6UGfSEHH1ZcnoOkVmT-bE56tdeY5rW7Rf~~shR4mnyIP7NLsfsiHkjDtZQmJKZvUY36Qo3e0XWBr8hPf9apkio4HcMKcNMXuW7~GXIbg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Ada County Treasurer's Office reported on Dec. 31 that the county had collected approximately $452,000,000 in property-tax receipts for the first-half billing period, representing about 95% of expected collections.

Treasurer staff said mail continues to arrive after the Dec. 20 due date and the office will run delinquent notices later this week. The office plans to complete the distribution of collected funds to taxing districts on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2025. Treasurer staff estimated the county's portion amounts to roughly 20% of collections, or about $90,000,000, which will be included in that distribution.

The treasurer described operational issues encountered during the billing cycle, including mail timing from out-of-state senders and a printing issue affecting some bills. The office reported contacting taxpayers who called with questions and that most affected accounts had already been resolved by payment.

The treasurer also previewed ongoing internal work on election cast-vote record analysis, including a visualization tool that will show whether straight-ticket voters in 2024 also filled other races on the ballot.

The treasurer's office will send delinquent notices and complete the distributions to taxing districts on Jan. 8, 2025.","Ada County Treasurer reported tax collections of $452 million as of Dec. 31, 2024, representing about 95% of first-half collections; the county's share is roughly 20% (about $90 million). Delinquent notices will be sent and distributions to taxing districts are scheduled for Jan. 8, 2025.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6669431,"Ada County commissioners approve bid award, ARPA subaward and routine items; table Coppins Creek subdivision to Jan. 7",593,523000,1116000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2173944-31e39ab69e326fa3ba4c7d2768b1533f&start=523&end=1116","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2173944-31e39ab69e326fa3ba4c7d2768b1533f/thumbnail_523000.jpg","/articles/6669431/Ada-County/Idaho/Ada-County-commissioners-approve-bid-award-ARPA-subaward-and-routine-items-table-Coppins-Creek-subdivision-to-Jan-7","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6669431-3422920b6788f90ab3e30b7b26d6d465/orig.mp4?Expires=1771136548&Signature=XFGxYhhCqdAtj9XpjuJqPAy-ozwxqwaIlfAz0EpoFKdp2WH7pGWsve2Ap9vT04QU9j8KQE6vGSSaaFJiFAwqIK-sTEZg~9BKn6-cRZLYzpWHo018d~SwqN4XpZbQ9~WGSNvV9Ju1oN~5pYB-9Fbb-ZGUGmG7W5XUaFDImtFyWybofCUKoj0v53TyNXxl30AaCoIYTtdJIIszJCahkbIFts73I0q6QgHO1ft5dJOCn39z24ZIuaBMZd67EMuYRpzdq3OKP2zkWJxbjv7NuYSYaL5O9l3sh7ZIhlZx1amuJSSc4MdPFFkyv7d~mqBW~rWHCJtWd79wwd3nz4aHqlSjcg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Ada County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine and substantive actions during its Dec. 31 open business meeting, including awarding a construction bid, approving two resolutions (one involving ARPA funds), and tabling a subdivision item until Jan. 7, 2025.

The board voted to accept the procurement evaluation committee's recommendation and award bid 25011 to Lacey Mechanical Inc. for the GLCCU North domestic water re-pipe project in the amount of $228,150.

The board approved Resolution No. 3057, which grants information-technology items and furniture to various county coroner offices. The board also approved an ARPA-related resolution (listed as resolution 3058 on the agenda) to transfer allowable ARPA expenditures and to subaward $600,351.55 to Allenbaugh House for behavioral services and building repairs.

The board tabled the Coppins Creek Subdivision development agreement to the Jan. 7, 2025 open business meeting at staff and legal request so the development agreement can be prepared and executed for consideration.

Other routine items approved on the consent-style portion of the agenda included catering permits and alcohol license transfers as listed on the agenda; the claims journal dated Dec. 31, 2024; personnel actions and a promotion list; approval of minutes identified on the agenda; acceptance of 11 agreements reviewed by staff; and recommendations from indigent services dated Dec. 31, 2024.

The board took identical procedural actions while sitting as the Ada County Emergency Medical Services District: it removed a planned legal-staff executive session from the EMS daily agenda, approved the EMS claims journal dated Dec. 31, 2024, approved a personnel promotion, and approved EMS minutes for the identified dates.

Votes at a glance

- Motion to remove unfinished business from the table for consideration: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Motion to table application No. 202-401-215-cc-da-s-pr Coppins Creek Subdivision to Jan. 7, 2025: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Award contract (bid 25011) to Lacey Mechanical Inc., $228,150: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve Resolution No. 3057 (IT items and furniture to county coroners): moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve ARPA resolution (3058) and subaward Allenbaugh House $600,351.55: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve catering permits and licenses as listed on the agenda: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve claims journal dated Dec. 31, 2024: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve personnel actions listed on the agenda: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve grant application 2408-A (FEMA BRIC) submission authorization: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve minutes as identified on the agenda (open business and veil inspection dates listed): moved and seconded; motion carried.
- Approve 11 agreements reviewed by staff: accepted; motion carried.
- Accept recommendations of Indigent Services staff dated Dec. 31, 2024: moved and seconded; motion carried.
- EMS district: amend daily agenda to remove legal-staff executive session; approve EMS claims journal (Dec. 31, 2024); approve EMS personnel promotion; approve EMS minutes: all motions moved and seconded and carried.

The board did not receive public testimony on the items for which public hearings were opened.

Less urgent or forward-looking items were handled at the end of the meeting; staff will return stalled or tabled items (notably the Coppins Creek development agreement) for the Jan. 7, 2025 meeting so legal and staff can prepare final documents.","At the Dec. 31 open business meeting, the Ada County Board of Commissioners approved a procurement contract, two resolutions including an ARPA subaward to Allenbaugh House, several routine licenses and claims, and sent the Coppins Creek subdivision back to staff for further work and consideration on Jan. 7, 2025.","actionData","errors"]

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