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The board first approved an amendment to the order of the agenda to remove the District 3 commissioner report for that day. A subsequent motion adopted the agenda as amended. Both motions passed on roll call votes recorded in the minutes.

The consent agenda included multiple items highlighted on the record: a Sheriff 9-1-1 item for $13,510, a confidential technology item for $21,917.04, and a solid-waste item for $12,085 for installation of a culvert at the Colburn site to divert snowmelt and rainwater away from the tipping floor. The board moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda; the motion passed on roll call.

Clerk Rosedale presented fiscal-year-25 claims batch number 48 totaling $632,738.74 and demand batch number 48 totaling $59,270.23, for combined claims and demands of $692,008.97. Large-ticket items noted on the record included diesel for road and bridge ($24,000), crushed gravel ($40,000), self-insured medical ($265,000), and a $25,000 remittance to Spirit Lake Fire (impact fees). The board approved payment of the claims and demands as presented.

All motions on these procedural and financial items were approved on roll call votes recorded in the meeting transcript; no dissenting votes were recorded on the transcript for the items presented during the consent and claims portions of the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Bonner County Board of Commissioners Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","At its regularly scheduled business meeting the Bonner County Board of Commissioners amended the agenda to remove the District 3 report, adopted the agenda as amended, approved the consent agenda (including purchases and a Culburn site culvert), and approved fiscal year 2025 claims and demands totaling $692,008.97.","taxTitle","Bonner County, Idaho","taxId",49415,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6489706,"Bonner County commissioner reports 40-acre Sagebrush Fire and 15 county suicides this year",1166,800000,1966000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5738141-fcd50cb752060bc088a9d51a55699caf&start=800&end=1966","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5738141-fcd50cb752060bc088a9d51a55699caf/thumbnail_800000.jpg","/articles/6489706/Bonner-County/Idaho/Bonner-County-commissioner-reports-40-acre-Sagebrush-Fire-and-15-county-suicides-this-year","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6489706-2e6c0e32c8989d5e70f08254394292b0/orig.mp4?Expires=1770834310&Signature=Q94jeTG1xRvV5FViQlG9WxdOwrWB4cXNflaKCThLa85OpsL9ygCHZTJAU4i5~KHOARwkZZhrHCD3PP8Kwnu3kDdezy6~WzHIYCP8Iy2isu4VpKq3d9wfn74GML~bADx5-ekJ0frvWwEQD2hmCKNku6ZZ9GLE2I6T1w6KablpRQV7u92vokTp6CLLTg6e2Bb2xV-my-KSIKLBhAk209fUvpGxFy2d9AN-yZ7Nq4ea5AJpfzoUmdgk~RkD4ValmBauCy05AWgcPhyBUiBW6PTkNgWDieOHv2j82qywF1XaefydyTCR70~6a5jZ1Fsu60xBlYeBemunWL9vVZwfwG0h2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Commissioner Donke reported that emergency responders limited the Sagebrush Fire to about 40 acres and that evacuation resources are available for affected residents.

\"Because of the quick actions yesterday afternoon and all through the night, they've been able to limit the fire... they've kept it to 40 acres,\" Commissioner Donke said, adding that containment updates were expected later in the day. He said Real Life Ministries, on Highway 54 across the county line in Kootenai County, was open as an evacuation center and the county fairgrounds would accept animals.

Donke also described ongoing work on the county's comprehensive plan land-use component and said county staff had received new guidance from the attorney general's office clarifying legal roles for fire sign-offs tied to building location permits. \"It's looking like we have really well defined legal lanes with regard to the responsibilities for reviewing safe fire access to new construction when it comes to the county issuing building location permits,\" he said, and said the county would coordinate with affected fire districts and chiefs to address any needed code changes.

On mental health, the commissioner said Bonner County has recorded 15 suicides so far this year with \"our youngest is 16\" and \"our oldest is 82.\" He said the county is seeking more behavioral-health resources and that Dr. Wasek of Kaniksu Health joined a new regional behavioral health board. Donke said community feedback showed many residents prefer faith-based counseling and that Kaniksu would compile a list of faith-based counselors to distribute. He said the Idaho Suicide Prevention advisory process (referred to on the record as ISPAC) had invited county participation.

During public comment, resident John Dupree asked for a demographic breakdown of the suicides; the board recorded on the record that one was female and the remainder were male. The transcript contains the exchange: \"Did I hear you correctly that 15 people have committed suicide here this year?\" and the response, \"Yes. And our youngest is 16. Our oldest is 82.\" When asked about gender breakdown, the on-record response was: \"One is female. The rest are male.\"

Commissioner Donke also praised the recent public, on-the-record interviews conducted for planning and zoning vacancies and said the process will move to formal votes at a subsequent business meeting. He asked for improved coordination with fire chiefs to reduce delays in permit sign-offs before the next fire season.

Other items noted in public comment included ongoing discussion about ownership and lease language for a park in Priest River; county staff said they will pursue a public workshop to provide more information and discuss options with the city and developer.","Commissioner update covered a 40-acre Sagebrush Fire with evacuation resources, progress on building-permit fire sign-offs, planning and zoning public interviews, and an outline of local suicide-prevention efforts after the board heard the county recorded 15 suicides this year.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6489717,"Bonner County accepts FAA AIP grant to finish Priest River airport layout plan",170,642000,812000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5738141-fcd50cb752060bc088a9d51a55699caf&start=642&end=812","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5738141-fcd50cb752060bc088a9d51a55699caf/thumbnail_642000.jpg","/articles/6489717/Bonner-County/Idaho/Bonner-County-accepts-FAA-AIP-grant-to-finish-Priest-River-airport-layout-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6489717-c8aec5adc251ed4a6f440d50f033f91a/orig.mp4?Expires=1770834310&Signature=FYGIND-4TfCABFczWP7OGYwVsQrm1QpmvG1QhI3o4pSNHusspcfxwlkLEh4jQslDVzMQaN6HHI7Ft75~PmRvUiNVse0ouZphl~ejL08dcsvnkP7Imj~XoPpFPERn-v4Ow56PLK2x-ugT25Hq7gsF8eaUyEn3kqB7rNbtbX4kF6zhVXLRBt19PZhGCXNIabIy8Tg1kd-BpObBqA4GEmno~M7synmKTYCh6~5oKbsPLF7jv0Dms4VLN2dTFZUmIBh4w3Ud22KkaCHYxM2lsVEiS5onDEQaZ9xrNGo1X95Idf9NYSEYTiutLWxPd6DrN5fVavI~k7tJ20tQKKgW639Sfw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Bonner County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a $57,332 grant from the Federal Aviation Administration\u0000Airport Improvement Program (AIP) to fund phase three of the Priest River airport layout plan and authorized the chair to sign the grant administratively.

Director Shuck told commissioners the grant \"will fund the final phase of the plan and narrative and will include project grant administration facility requirements and alternatives.\" She said the AIP program covers 95% of the cost and that the county match is $2,866.

The final phase will produce the completed layout plan and a narrative that identifies nonstandard conditions and recommends solutions intended to improve safety at the airport, Director Shuck said. She also said the project includes a project advisory committee made up of airport users and members of the public; that committee's first meeting will be in November, with a follow-up meeting after the start of the new year to review proposed alternatives.

A motion to accept the grant offer and allow administrative signature passed on a roll call vote; the formal motion language on the record was, \"Based on the information before us, I move to accept this grant offer and that the chair sign administratively.\" The motion and second were recorded in the minutes and the vote was recorded on the transcript as approving the grant.

The county auditor, risk, and legal reviewers had approved the offer before it was presented to the board, Director Shuck said. The grant's scope is limited to the ALP update, project administration and analysis of facility alternatives; any future construction or capital work would require separate approvals and funding.

Looking ahead, the county will convene the advisory committee and hold public meetings as part of the ALP process, giving residents and airport users a chance to review alternatives before any design or capital projects proceed.","The Bonner County Board of Commissioners voted to accept a $57,332 Airport Improvement Program grant to fund the final phase of the Priest River airport layout plan; the grant requires a county match of $2,866 and will include public advisory committee meetings.","actionData","errors"]

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