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Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) recommending the Board: 1) Approve and authorize the Chair to sign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) 9114 with the City of Placerville (City), authorizing the acceptance and transfer of City Opioid Settlement Agreement funds to the County in the estimated amount of $522,387, with a perpetual term effective upon execution, that is anticipated to cover an 18-year period, for the delivery of opioid remediation services to El Dorado County residents in need; and 2) Authorize the HHSA Director or Chief Assistant Director to execute amendments relating to MOU 9114, contingent upon approval by County Counsel, which do not increase Net County Cost. FUNDING: 100% State California Department of Health Care Services Opioid Settlement Disbursement Fund awarded to City of Placerville.

Agenda Item Approved Introduced November 5, 2024

What this record is

Amount
$522K
Runs until
November 5, 2042 16 years away date calculated from a contract term stated in the record, not quoted directly
Type
contract
Field
Health & social

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Committee
Board of Supervisors
Requested by
HHSA-Health & Human Services Agency
Introduced
November 5, 2024
On agenda
December 3, 2024
Passed
December 3, 2024

Where it was heard

Board of Supervisors Dec 3, 2024 Approved Pass

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