Council as the Health Board
Civic Center Building Conference Room / Hybrid Meeting
Agenda — 21 items
- 1 Call To Order
- 2 Roll Call
- 3 Roll call of PHAB members.
- 4 Announcements
- 5 Meeting Materials
- 6 Meeting Materials for Health Board March 26, 2024
- 7 Public comment
- 8 Health Officer/Health Director update
- 9 Resolution identifying Whatcom County approaches to the fentanyl emergency (AB2024-090)
- 2. Resolution identifying Whatcom County approaches to the fentanyl emergency
- 11 Executive Declaration of Emergency
- 11 ACTION SUMMARY: Motion approved 6-0 (with Byrd absent) to amend to add bullet #21 to the list in Exhibit A that reads: Create a publicly accessible monitoring and evaluation system to track goals, outcomes, and data regarding Whatcom County’s response to the fentanyl emergency
- 12 Whatcom Community Health Insights Preview
- 12 Motion approved 6-0 (with Byrd absent) to amend the title of the resolution so it reads “recognizing the fentanyl crisis as an emergency in Whatcom County and identifying approaches to the emergency.”
- 13 Healthy Children’s Fund briefing and discussion
- 13 Motion approved 6-0 (with Byrd absent) to strike reference to an Executive Declaration of Emergency throughout the resolution and replace it with an Executive Order with an action plan.
- 14 Closing/Next Steps
- 14 Motion approved 6-0 (with Byrd absent) to amend to add a bullet point (#22) to Exhibit A that reads “expand the Community Paramedics Program.”
- 15 Other Business
- 15 Motion approved 6-0 (with Byrd absent) to forward the Resolution to the Council for approval at their next meeting.
- 16 Adjournment
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