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State of Washington Department of Ecology Page 8 of 21 Agreement No: SWMLSWFA-2019-KiCPHD-00034 Project Title: 2019-21 LSWFA Kittitas SWE Recipient Name: KITTITAS COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH SCOPE OF WORK Task Number: 2 Task Cost: $12,200.00 Task Title: Enforcement Special Project 'risk Description: Activity - Syringe Collection Program Work performed under this Task • Exchanging more new syringes at an event than was dropped off at the same event is not allowed. • Collection programs are set up at specified locations to accommodate a collection service for used syringes from injection drug users (IDUs). • IDUs drop off used syringes at these locations during advertised hours of operation. • New syringes are exchanged for used syringes at a rate of one to one, not to exceed 200 new syringes distributed to an individual IDU (regardless of how many used syringes are dropped off by the IDU). Exception: Recipient may allow "trusted partners" to exchange one to one for multiple people up to 200 new syringes per individual when the following conditions are met: 1. Exchange for individuals is still one to one up to 200 new syringes per IDU. 2. Recipient must use a unique identifier for each trusted partner. 3. The number of IDU's a trusted partner exchanges for is tracked by the Recipient. For the purposes of this Task, trusted partner means one person who is dropping off and exchanging for multiple people. Who's performing the work • RECIPIENT staff develop and promote collection programs. • RECIPIENT staff develop and provide education for safe cleanup and disposal. • RECPIENT staff and volunteers prepare cleanup kits. • RECIPIENT staff operate collection programs with the assistance of volunteers. Cost Eligibility Expected costs eligible for reimbursement with supporting documentation are: • RECIPIENT staff time to develop and implement a collection program. • Program promotion. • RECIPIENT staff time to educate about proper handling and disposal options of used syringes at collection events. • RECIPIENT staff time to educate about safely using cleanup kits. • RECIPIENT travel costs to implement the collection program. • Cleanup kits (used by the public to safely remove used syringes improperly discarded in public places such as a park or sports complex). • Collection containers [when no other funding source or partnership is available]. • Disposal costs, including transportation for proper disposal [when no other funding source or partnership is available]. Costs not eligible for reimbursement are: • Supplies related to drug use activities such as clean syringes, elastic bands, burner kits, wound care kits, Narcan nasal spray, Template Version 10/30/2015