HomeMy WebLinkAboutRes-2020-167 Contract AmendmentBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY OF KITTITAS
STATE OF WASHINGTON
RESOLUTION
No.2020-_lV+
RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE CONTRACT AMENDMENT EXECUTION
WHEREAS, Kittitas County and Contractor entered into a professional services contract on September
1,20191' and
WHEREAS, both the County and the Contractor desire to amend the contract in the manner detailed in
the attached Contract Change that is hereby incorporated by this reference;
NOW THEREFORE' BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of County Commissioners of Kittitas County,
Washington, authorizes execution of the contract amendment attached hereto and
incorporated herein.
DATED this of 2020, at Ellensburg, Washington.
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GRANT ADMI NISTRATION CONTRACT
AMENDMENT #1
THIS GRANT ADMINISTRATION CONTRACT Amendment ("Amendment") is made by Kittitas
County Health Network ("Manager") and Kittitas County Public Health Department
("Contractor"), parties to the Grant Administration Contract ("Contract") for Services for Kittitas
County Opioid Use Disorder Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Project effective September 1-,
2019 ("Effective Date") and, unless earlier terminated, terminate on August 3L, 2022
("Termination Date").
AMENDMENTS
The Contract is amended as follows:
Under "Recitals" section C, #L Project Scope of Work is changed to read (see bold text for
addition):
t. Proiect Scope of Work. Contractor will be responsible for assisting with the administration
of the Grant activities and services in Kittitas County, over which Manager has jurisdiction
as set forth in the Grant ("Services"). Contractor agrees to increase community access to
Naloxone, conduct education about co-prescribing naloxone with opioid prescriptions,
connect syringe service clients with treatment services, conduct harm reduction
education, conduct education about drug take back services, and work to increase access
to employment opportunities for people in recovery.
Exhibit 2: Services and Deliverables table is updated as follows (see bold text for additions)
Required Grant Activity Strategies Measures
Develop, implement, and
assess intervention models
that leverage opioid overdose
reversal and increased
naloxone availability as a
bridge to treatment and
ensure that rural communities
have sufficient access to
naloxone.
Provide annual
educational information to
all Kittitas County
physicians to encourage co-
prescribing of naloxone
with opioid prescriptions
lncrease pharmacist
distribution of naloxone
Work with local pharmacies
to provide over the counter
naloxone with opioid
prescriptions
Distribute naloxone at local
a
a
a
a
flnge servtce rams
Number of physicians
reached
Number of pharmacies
distributing naloxone
Number of pharmacies
distributing over the
counter naloxone
Number of naloxone kits
distributed through syringe
exchange
a
a
a
a
DETIVERABTES
Required Grant Activity Strategies Measures
ldentify and screen individuals
who are at risk of SUD/OUD
and make available prevention,
harm reduction, early
intervention services, referral
to treatment and other
supportive services to
minimize the potential for the
devel opment of SUD/OUD
Create pathways
(screening, referrals, care
coordination) to treatment
services for people
accessing syringe exchange
programs
a Number of people referred
to treatment
a
Track, screen, prevent, and
refer to treatment patients
with SUD/OUD who have
infectious com pl ications,
including HlV, viral hepatitis,
and endocarditis, particularly
among PWID.
Conduct harm reduction
education and
HIV/hepatitis C testing in
settings with high risk
individuals (at least 4
events per year)
a Number of education
participants
Number of patients tested
a
a
lmplement year-round drug
take-back programs.
Conduct pharmacist
education about drug take
back (at least 3
pharmacists per year)
a Number of pharmacies
contdcted about drug take
back
Number of pharmacies
conducting drug take back
a
a
Enable individuals, families,
and caregivers to find, access,
and navigate evidence-based
and/or best practices for
affordable treatment and
recovery support services for
SUD/OUD, including home
and community-based
services and social supports
such as transportation,
housing, child care, legal aid,
employment assistance and
case management.
Conduct education with
large employers about
employing people in
recovery
Establish formal
partnerships with local
employment assistance
organizations
(WorkSource, People for
People, HopeSource)to
increase opportunities for
job assistance to people in
a
a
a
a
Number of large
employers receiving
education
Number of new
partnerships with
employment agencies
Except as set forth in this Amendment, the Contract is unaffected and shall continue in full force
and effect in accordance with its terms. lf there is conflict between this amendment and the
contract or any earlier amendment, the terms of this amendment will prevail.
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