Twin Falls County | minutes | meeting 2025-09-01 | September source: https://twinfallscounty.org/wp-content/uploads/September-2025.pdf Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 2, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of August 29, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with Jon Laux, Community Development Director for a department update. Commissioner Reinke attended an Airport Board meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended an Idaho Association of Counties Board of Directors meeting. In the Matter of COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to amend the agenda to include the Public Hearing to consider the FY2026 Budget. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the hearing was inadvertently left off the agenda and is required by law to be held on this date. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include an employee requisition for the Clerk’s Office and a tax cancellation for parcel #RPK89660050090A in the amount of $206.06 as requested by the Treasurer. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of PROCLAMATIONS Commissioners considered a proposed National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week Proclamation. Commissioner Hall read the proposed Proclamation for the record. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week Proclamation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Jazmin Gallardo CSI Student Success Coordinator, spoke in support of the Proclamation and thanked the Commissioners for their Proclamation. Ms. Gallardo reviewed the number of students served by the Adult Education program through CSI for the Board. Jennifer Hall, Director of College and Career Readiness Program, noted that the college also provides programs within the Twin Falls County Jail and works with the State Work Center. Motion Passed Unanimously. Proclamation National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week WHEREAS, more than 43 million Americans can’t read or write at the most basic level while 62.7 million lack basic math skills, as well as the credentials and skills necessary to succeed in post-secondary education; and WHEREAS, every year, one in three young adults drops out of high school; and WHEREAS, American Action Forum estimates that America is short an estimated 7.5 million private sector workers across all skill levels; and WHEREAS, Adult Education programs contribute to solving these challenges by helping Americans move along the continuum in their educational journey to achieve basic skills and get prepared for career and college; and WHEREAS, Adult Education programs in high schools and adult schools, community colleges and community centers offer low cost, high value programs that upgrade the skill set of our citizens; and WHEREAS, the College and Career Readiness program at the College of Southern Idaho celebrates Adult Education and Family Literacy Week as a proud participant in the national Educate & Elevate Campaign which helps our citizens learn about all of their Adult Education options to attain their professional and personal goals. NOW, THEREFORE, we, the Twin Falls County Commissioners, do hereby proclaim the week of September 15 - 19, 2025, as National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week for the county of Twin Falls and urge our fellow citizens to learn more about the importance of literacy and to promote literacy in their communities. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand at the Twin Falls County West Facility in Twin Falls, Idaho on this 3 day of September, 2025. /s/ Don Hall_________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews___________________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke______________________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ Kristina Glascock_______ Kristina Glascock, Clerk Commissioners considered a proposed 60th Anniversary of CSI Proclamation. Commissioner Hall read the proposed proclamation for the record. Spencer Cutler Executive Director of Facilities and Maintenance for CSI spoke in support of the Proclamation and thanked the Commissioners for their support of the college. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the 60th Anniversary of CSI Proclamation. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the College has had a significant impact on the community and the citizens and their presence is appreciated. Commissioner Matthews noted that he was also a student of CSI and appreciated the work that CSI does to make college affordable to the local community. Commissioner Hall noted that he has had a significant history with CSI and it reinforced the importance of education and the benefit of having a local college within the community. Motion Passed Unanimously. Proclamation 60th Anniversary of the College of Southern Idaho WHEREAS, the College of Southern Idaho was established by a vote of the citizens of Twin Falls and Jerome Counties to create a junior college district; and WHEREAS, since its founding, CSI has been a cornerstone of education and economic development for the Magic Valley and surrounding communities; and WHEREAS, the College has grown from an initial enrollment of 640 students in the fall of 1965 to become a comprehensive community college, offering over 110 academic and career- technical programs, and serving 17,688 students during the 2024-2025 academic year; and WHEREAS, CSI is a crucial pipeline for the local workforce, providing skilled graduates in fields such as healthcare, technology, agriculture, and other trades; and WHEREAS, the College plays a vital role in the cultural life of the community through its athletic programs, performing arts events, and public forums, fostering a sense of community pride and engagement; and WHEREAS, the year 2025 marks the 60th anniversary of the College, a testament to its enduring commitment to accessible, high-quality education and its profound impact on countless lives; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the County of Twin Falls does hereby recognize and celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the College of Southern Idaho. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this body commends the faculty, staff, students, and leadership of the College of Southern Idaho for their decades of dedication to excellence in education and their unwavering service to the community. DATED this 2nd day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /s/ Don Hall____________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews______________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Attest: /s/ Brent Reinke_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk In the Matter of EMPLOYEES Commissioners considered a vacation bank extension request for Jon Laux. Jon Laux, CDS Director reviewed his request with the Board. Mr. Laux noted that his department has been short staffed and he has been unable to use his time before it expires. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the request to extend 40 hours of vacation time for Jon Laux. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that due to the circumstances with the CDS Department the request makes sense. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a Master Service Agreement with Siemens. Jaci Urie, TARC Director reviewed the agreement with the Board. Ms. Urie noted that Siemens provides material and maintenance for the drug testing program and equipment within TARC. Commissioner Hall noted that the program is beneficial to the community and brings money back into the County to pay for the program. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Master Service Agreement with Siemens. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the company has been good to work with over the years. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a Memorandum of Understanding with the Idaho State Public Defender’s Office. Commissioner Reinke reviewed the MOU with the Board. The Board has spent a significant amount of time working through the agreement. Legal has reviewed the agreement and approved the current draft. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Memorandum of Understanding with the Idaho State Public Defender’s Office. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Hall noted the state has not completed their review and so it may come back, but hopefully the agreement will be approved. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of AMBULANCE DISTRICT The Board met as the Twin Falls County Ambulance District Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to leave session as the Board of County Commissioners and convene as the Twin Falls County Ambulance District Board. Commissioner Hall SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Matthews absent) Commissioner Matthews entered session at 2:03 p.m. Commissioner Reinke left session at 2:03 p.m. Shannon Carter, Clerk reviewed the proposed budget for FY2026 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews noted that the Board previewed the proposed budget on August 11th. There have been no changes since that preview. Commissioner Hall opened the public comment portion of the hearing at 2:05 p.m. No public present. Commissioner Hall closed the public comment portion of the hearing at 2:05 p.m. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the FY2026 budget for the Ambulance District in the amount of $1,357,219.00. Commissioner Hall SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Reinke absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to leave session as the Twin Falls County Ambulance District Board and reconvene as the Board of County Commissioners. Commissioner Hall SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Reinke absent) In the Matter of PUBLIC HEARINGS Commissioners conducted a public hearing to consider the FY2026 budget. Commissioner Hall opened the public hearing at 6:00 p.m. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the proposed budget for FY2026 in the amount of $66,616,009.00. Sheriff Jack Johnson thanked the Board and the Clerk for their work on the budget in a difficult year. Commissioner Hall opened the public testimony portion of the hearing at 6:08 p.m. No public comments received. Commissioner Hall closed the public testimony portion of the hearing at 6:08 p.m. Commissioner Hall closed the public hearing at 6:08 p.m. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 3, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 3, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 2, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with Kevin Sandau, Juvenile Probation Director to discuss employee comp time. Commissioner Reinke attended an Alzheimer's Disease & Related Dementias Alliance membership quarterly meeting. In the Matter of PUBLIC HEARINGS Commissioners conducted a public hearing to consider the FY2026 budget. Commissioner Hall opened the public hearing at 10:02 a.m. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the proposed budget for FY2026. Sheriff Jack Johnson expressed his appreciation for the elected officials working together through the process. Commissioner Hall noted that costs have increased and they tried to be fair to employees with benefits and providing the necessary staffing in each department. Commissioner Reinke noted that with the requirements from the state, budgeting is extremely difficult for all the counties. Commissioner Matthews noted that he has been on both sides of the budget process and everyone works hard to do the best for the public. Commissioner Matthews noted that the general public has rarely been involved in the process which is disappointing sometimes. Commissioner Hall opened the hearing for public comment at 10:12 a.m. No public comment received. Commissioner Hall closed the public comment portion of the hearing at 10:13 a.m. Commissioner Hall closed the public hearing at 10:13 a.m. In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Commissioners considered proposed Resolution #2025-037 adopting the budget for FY2026. Commissioner Matthews read the proposed resolution for the record. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-037 adopting the budget for FY2026 in the amount of $66,616,009.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke thanked Ms. Glascock for her work on the budget and everyone’s participation in the process. Commissioner Matthews concurred with Commissioner Reinke. Motion Passed Unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 2025-037 RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ENSUING BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 COUNTY OF TWIN FALLS, STATE OF IDAHO WHEREAS, Idaho Code §31-1605 provides that the Board of County Commissioners will hold a budget hearing on or before the Tuesday following the first Monday in September of each year following publication of notice of said budget; and WHEREAS, the Board of Twin Falls County Commissioners met at Twin Falls County West on Tuesday, September 2, 2025 and Wednesday, September 3, 2025, pursuant to the designated published time; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners that the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget is fixed as follows: Salaries and Wages $27,403,354; Other Expenses and Benefits $38,289,655; ARPA $923,000 for a total budget of $66,616,009. A copy of the entire budget is available upon request at the Clerk’s Office. DATED this 3rd day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /s/ Don Hall____________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke_________________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews Rocky Matthews, Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Kristina Glascock, Clerk There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 4, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 4, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 3, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with Elaine Molignoni, HR Director for a department update. Commissioner Hall attended a Frontier Community Resources Board meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Kiwanis meeting. Commissioner Hall attended the 2025 Payments in Lieu of Taxes Fly-in Preview meeting. Commissioners met with Bob Beer, Facilities Director for a department update. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include a status sheet for Juvenile Probation; employee requisitions for TARC and the Sheriff’s Office; and an alcohol catering permit for Log Tavern on September 20, 2025 at Goode Motors. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a National Opioids Settlement Agreement. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the National Opioids Settlement agreement with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the National Opioids Settlement Agreement as presented and authorize the Chairman to use DocuSign to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a Cooperative Agreement for the University of Idaho Extension Programs. Andy West, University of Idaho Extension County Chair, reviewed the changes to the contract which include a one-time annual billing from the University rather than quarterly billings. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Cooperative Agreement for the University of Idaho Extension Programs in the amount of $243,099.00 and authorize the Commissioners and Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of GRANTS Commissioners considered a grant application for Twin Falls County Health Initiative Trust. Gary Andersen, R&D Supervisor reviewed the grant application for Twin Falls County Health Initiative Trust and noted that funds from the grant will be used to pay for drug testing for indigent clients of Adult Probation. Mr. Anderson reviewed the costs for testing vs the incarceration costs to the county. Jennifer Homburg, Adult Probation Supervisor noted that they are applying for the full amount of the grant as they ran out of money from the grant for last year and have not been able to assist clients for the last couple of months. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the grant application for Twin Falls County Health Initiative Trust and authorize the Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BUDGET Commissioners considered L-2 extension requests. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the L-2 extension requests with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the L-2 extension requests that have been received as listed and any that will be received by 5:00 p.m. today to Sept 11th, 2025. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that it is appropriate to grant the extensions. Motion Passed Unanimously. Extension Requests Received: Cassia School District Kimberly School District City of Kimberly Filer Fire Twin Falls Fire City of Hansen Filer Highway Hagerman School District In the Matter of BIDS Commissioners set minimum Bids for Tax Deed Auction. Becky Petersen, Treasurer reviewed the process followed by the Treasurer’s office prior to reaching this point in the process. The properties are pending auction to recover the past due taxes and fees. Deanna Maddox, Treasurer’s Office Staff reviewed the properties and the Treasurer’s office staff’s attempts to collect the past due taxes. Commissioner Hall noted that the Board takes it very seriously when taking property for past due taxes. The state legislature has set the process for the County to follow. David Brose – RPT0001163000AA Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to set a minimum bid on parcel # RPT0001163000AA for David Brose in the amount of $29,382.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Gary Hottel Sr., Gary Hottel Jr. and Megan D Read H&W – RP11S18E208011A Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to set a minimum bid on parcel # RP11S18E208011A for Gary Hottel Sr., Gary Hottel Jr. and Megan D Read H&W in the amount of $4,019.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Linda Lou Jansson – RPT0001112001BA Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to set a minimum bid on parcel #RPT0001112001BA for Linda Lou Jansson in the amount of $3,992.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Helen Martinson Sole – RPM93760066081A Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to set a minimum bid on parcel #RPM93760066081A for Helen Martin Sole in the amount of $4,486.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 5, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 5, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 4, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Katherine Wathen. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Reinke attended a WEMA meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Board of Community Guardians meeting. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 8, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 8, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 5, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with office staff for a weekly department update. Commissioners met with Legal for a weekly department meeting. Commissioners met with Gary Anderson, Research and Development Supervisor for a department update. Commissioners attended an Elected Officials meeting. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include status sheets for the Sheriff’s Office and TARC; a tax cancellation for the Castleford School District for parcel #RPC9501011023AA as requested by the Assessor; Commissioner minutes for August 11th -15th; and a security agreement for Magic Valley Comicon at the Fairgrounds on September 13th and 14th. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a Service Provider Contract with Idaho Housing and Finance Association. Val Stotts, Safe House Director reviewed the Service Provider Contract with Idaho Housing and Finance Association with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Service Provider Contract with Idaho Housing and Finance Association and authorize the Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered the FY2026 Felony Prosecution Agreement with Calvin Campbell. Commissioner Matthews reviewed the agreement with the Board and noted that Legal reviewed the agreement with the Board this morning and recommended approval. There was discussion on the agreement and the prosecutor’s budget. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the FY2026 Felony Prosecution Agreement with Calvin Campbell. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered the Navia FSA Plan Amendment Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the Navia FSA Plan Amendment with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Navia FSA Plan Amendment and authorize the Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BOARDS Commissioners considered the re-appointment of Taylor Morgan to the Airport Advisory Board. Commissioner Reinke reviewed the request to re-appoint Taylor Morgan to the Airport Advisory Board. Commissioner Reinke noted that this is a 3-year appointment and Mr. Morgan has been very active on the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to re-appoint Taylor Morgan to the Airport Advisory Board to a 3-year term. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 9, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 9, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 8, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Hall attended a PILT meeting in Washington D.C. Commissioner Reinke attended a GTFACT Transportation meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Twin Falls Canal Company meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended an LEPC meeting. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include a status sheet for Parks & Waterways; and Commissioner minutes for August 18th -22th. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to include the approval of the status sheets for the annual wage increases for FY2026 in the Consent Agenda. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a New National Opioids Secondary Manufacturers Settlement Participation Package. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the New National Opioids Secondary Manufacturers Settlement Participation Package and authorize the Clerk, Kristina Glascock to sign the documents electronically on behalf of the County. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the agreement was previously approved with the Chairman’s signature, however, that process did not allow the Chairman to sign the documents. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioners considered Amendment #1 to the Food Service and Commissary Agreement with Summit Food Service. Captain Doug Hughes reviewed the Amendment #1 to the Food Service and Commissary Agreement with Summit Food Service with the Board. Captain Hughes noted that the agreement is for the increase in food costs. There was discussion on past food service issues and the budget impact of additional inmates requiring more meals to be served. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Amendment #1 to the Food Service and Commissary Agreement with Summit Food Service. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioners considered the First Amendment to the Solutions Service Agreement with Crown Correctional Telephone Inc. Captain Doug Hughes reviewed the First Amendment to the Solutions Service Agreement with Crown Correctional Telephone Inc. with the Board. Captain Hughes noted that the updated agreement allows the Sheriff’s Office to recoup some of the costs associated with providing communication services to the inmates. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the First Amendment to the Solutions Service Agreement with Crown Correctional Telephone Inc. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of PROCLAMATIONS Commissioners considered a Falls Prevention Awareness Month Proclamation. Dave Thompson, Office on Aging Director reviewed the proclamation with the Board. Mr. Thompson discussed the importance of preventing trips and falls and thanked the Board for considering the proclamation. Commissioner Reinke read the proclamation for the record. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Falls Prevention Awareness Month Proclamation as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Proclamation Falls Prevention Awareness Month, September 2025 WHEREAS, the State of Idaho is one of the fastest growing states in the nation, including a significant increase in the percentage of older adults; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County takes great pride in providing an excellent quality of life for our residents while managing its fiscal responsibilities; and WHEREAS, falls are the leading cause of accidental deaths and injuries among older adults with 33.6% of Idahoans age 65+ falling each year, which is higher than the national average; and WHEREAS, 1 in 5 falls results in serious physical harm such as broken bones, and are the #1 cause of traumatic brain injury across all age groups; and WHEREAS, Idahoans incur a total of $164 million in costs related to falls each year with the average medical cost of a fall in Idaho being $38,373 across all age groups, of which state Medicaid pays $27 million, and Idahoans pay $26 million privately or out-of-pocket; and WHEREAS, falls often lead to additional psychosocial issues including depression, social isolation, decreased mobility, loss of independence, and early institutionalization; and WHEREAS, the impact of falls on local infrastructure including emergency medical services (EMS), fire departments, emergency departments, critical access hospitals, trauma services, and long-term services and support is significant; and WHEREAS, the Twin Falls County Commissioners recognize the importance of health, safety, security, and independence for all our residents; and WHEREAS, most falls are avoidable with modest interventions, based on awareness and simple strategies that significantly reduce the risk of these debilitating and often fatal events; and WHEREAS, public and private organizations and individuals throughout our community can effectively work together to provide education and guidance for individuals, families, and caregivers to reduce the devastating impact of falls on our residents. NOW, THEREFORE, We, the Twin Falls County Commissioners, do hereby proclaim September 2025, to be Falls Prevention Awareness month. We urge every resident to learn simple strategies to identify risks and reduce falls in our community IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have set our hand, and caused to be affixed the Seal of Twin Falls County Idaho this 9th day of September, 2025. ________________________ ATTEST: Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk /s/ Brent Reinke Brent Reinke, Commissioner In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Commissioners considered proposed Resolution #2025-038 adopting updated Kinds and Levels Pay Charts. Elaine Molignoni, HR Director reviewed the updated Kinds and Levels Pay Chart with the Board and noted that the changes were reviewed and approved during the budget meetings and through the budget hearing process. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-038 adopting updated Kinds and Levels Pay Charts. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 2025-038 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has a classification and pay grade system for Twin Falls County positions; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County wants to administer policies as consistently as possible between departments; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County intends to ensure position classifications and pay ranges are regularly reviewed and updated to remain competitive in the market, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Twin Falls County does hereby adopt the updated Kinds and Level Pay Grade Charts as attached to this resolution for Fiscal Year 2026. DATED this 9th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke Brent Reinke, Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ Kristina Glascock Kristina Glascock, Clerk In the Matter of INDIGENT Commissioners considered County Assistance Applications. There was discussion on rental assistance requests and the indigent budget. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104818 for rental assistance in the amount of $1,450.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted it appears that one-month of rental assistance may not help the client stay in the house. Commissioner Matthews stated that he would like the director to reach out to the landlord to determine what plan he would make to keep the client in the home. Motion Failed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104819 in the amount of $950.00 to Farmer Funeral Chapel for cremation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the client was a Twin Falls County Resident and was indigent. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104820 in the amount of $950.00 to Farmer Funeral Chapel for cremation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the client was a Twin Falls County Resident. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104821 in the amount of $950.00 to Wilks Funeral Home for cremation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the client was a Twin Falls County resident and was indigent. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 10, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 10, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 9, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Hall attended a PILT meeting in Washington D.C. Commissioner Reinke attended a Magic Valley Metropolitan Planning Organization Policy Board meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a South Central Behavioral Health Board meeting. Commissioner Matthews attended an EMS Advisory Board meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Pest Abatement District Board meeting. Commissioners Reinke attended a Republican Central Committee meeting. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 11, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 11, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 10, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Hall attended a PILT meeting in Washington D.C. Commissioner Reinke attended a Treatment Court Committee meeting in Boise. Commissioner Matthews attended a SCCAP Board meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Farm Bureau meeting. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 12, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 12, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 11, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Katherine Wathen. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Reinke attended a WEMA meeting. Commissioners met with Bob Beer, Facilities Director for a department update. Commissioners met with Thomas Wangeman and Wendy French to discuss America 250. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 15, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 15, 2025, 8:00 a.m. In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners attended the Idaho Association of Counties Conference in Boise. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 16, 2025, 8:00 a.m. In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners attended the Idaho Association of Counties Conference in Boise. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 17, 2025, 8:00 a.m. In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners attended the Idaho Association of Counties Conference in Boise. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 18, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 12, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with Elaine Molignoni, HR Director for a department update. Commissioner Reinke attended a Kiwanis meeting. Commissioner Matthews attended a SCCAP Board meeting. Commissioners met with Bob Beer, Facilities Director for a department update. Commissioner Hall attended a SIRCOMM Joint Powers Board meeting. In the Matter of BOARDS The Health Initiatives Trust Board presented their annual report/audit. Arlen Blaylock, HIT Board President reviewed the financial status of the HIT and the annual report with the Board. Misti Charters, HIT Executive Assistant, reviewed the process used by the HIT Board to review expenditure reports by grantees, training and auditing of grantees as well as the requirement to return unused funds. Alison Tonks, HIT Board member reviewed the audit of the 2024 financials with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to accept the Health Initiatives Trust Board’s 2024 annual report and the Audited Financial Statements for years ending 2023 and 2024. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke thanked the Board for their dedication to the mission of the HIT. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include status sheets for the Sheriff’s Office, TARC, Safe House, Court Services, and Maintenance; employee requisitions for IT, Juvenile Detention, Adult Probation, and Court Services; a tax cancellation for parcel #RPB7601001003AA in the amount of $1,552.51 as requested by the Assessor; alcohol license number 2026-191 Rock Creek Restaurant LLC; alcohol catering permits for Depot Grill on September 20, 2025 at Rising Stars Arena located at 2669 E. 3500 N. Twin Falls, La Hacienda Mexican Food on November 15, 2025 at Filer Fairgrounds and Stonehouse on September 20, 2025 at the Middlekauff residence located at 4022 N. 3400 E. Kimberly; and Commissioner minutes for August 25th -29th. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BOARDS Commissioners considered a request to reappoint Arlen Blaylock, Terry Kramer, Shelley Williams and Alison Tonks to the Health Initiatives Trust Board. Arlen Blaylock reviewed the request for reappointment with the Board. Mr. Blaylock noted the appointment is for a 3-year term and these appointments will be for the 3rd term which is the maximum number of terms allowed as per the bylaws. Commissioner Hall noted that all 3 members are active on the Board and recommended their reappointments. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the request to reappoint Arlen Blaylock, Terry Kramer, Shelley Williams and Alison Tonks to the Health Initiatives Trust Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that he was happy that the members were willing to continue serving. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a request to appoint Deanne Ford, Gerardo Munoz, Sue Sirlin and Heather Milligan to the Health Initiatives Trust Board. Arlen Blaylock reviewed the request for new appointments to the Health Initiatives Trust Board. Mr. Blaylock noted that the new appointees will be able to attend the meetings until the appointment date January 1, however they will not vote on any action items. Sue Sirlin thanked the Commissioners for their consideration and stated that she was excited to be able to serve on the HIT Board which falls in line with her work history and interests. Misti Charters noted that the goal of the Board is to mentor the new members through an onboarding process prior to their official appointment date. Commissioner Hall thanked the Board for their volunteerism. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the request to appoint Deanne Ford, Gerardo Munoz, Sue Sirlin and Heather Milligan to the Health Initiatives Trust Board effective Jan 1, 2026. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that he knows several of the applicants and felt that they would be valuable members. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of PUBLIC ASSEMBLIES Commissioners considered a public assembly permit application for Mitch Pollock at 3238 N. 3250 E. Twin Falls on October 11, 2025. Commissioner Reinke reviewed the application with the Board. Commissioner Reinke noted this is an event that has occurred for the last 5 years. Mitch Pollock, Event Organizer, reviewed the event with the Board and discussed the past events, lessons learned through the process and the scholarships provided through the funds raised from the event. Commissioner Matthews noted that he has not made it to the event but this may be the year he attends. Commissioner Hall thanked Mr. Pollock for how well the event is organized and his work with his neighbors to avoid conflicts. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the public assembly permit application for Mitch Pollock at 3238 N. 3250 E. Twin Falls on October 11th, 2025. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of EMPLOYEES Commissioners considered a request to extend banked vacation hours for Angela Sugden and Justin Seamons. Commissioner Matthews reviewed the requests with the Board. Commissioner Matthews noted that Angela Sugden has 16.5 hours and Justin Seamons has 64.08 hours that they will lose if the hours are not extended. Commissioner Hall noted that the Prosecutor’s Office has been short staffed for several years and the requests appear appropriate. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the request to extend 16.5 hours for Angela Sugden for 90 days from her anniversary date. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted the request was appropriate due to short staffing. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the request to extend 64.08 hours for Justin Seamons for 90 days from his anniversary date. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the request was appropriate due to short staffing. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a request to payout comp time for Juvenile Detention Center employees. Kevin Sandau, Juvenile Services Director reviewed the request with the Board. Mr. Sandau noted that only 2 employees will be paid out per the request. The Juvenile Detention Center is significantly understaffed and the payout will bring their comp time down to 90 hours. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the payout of 34.5 hours of comp time for Sydney Cortez to be paid out of FY2025 budget. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that this brings the employee’s comp time down to 90 hours. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the payout of 28.36 hours of comp time for Jake Pennington to be paid out of FY2025 budget. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that this brings the employee’s comp time down to 90 hours. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of TAXES Commissioners considered tax recovery cancellation requests for Suleyman Yusupoy, at 1131 Trail Crest Rd. Twin Falls and 1972 Kodiak St. Twin Falls. Erin Porter, Chief Deputy Assessor reviewed the requests with the Board. Ms. Porter noted that there are some extenuating circumstances in which the homeowner’s exemption was not removed as it should have been when the property owner moved to his new home. Due to a confusing process Mr. Yusupoy did not receive the recovery letter to appeal timely, and the Assessor’s office could not verify that Mr. Yusupoy actually received the recovery letter. The cancellation request is to add $3,905.58 in restitution to 1131 Trail Crest Rd and cancel the restitution for 1972 Kodiak St. in the amount of $5,559.45. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the tax recovery cancellation requests for Suleyman Yusupoy, to approve the tax recovery cancellation request for Suleyman Yusupoy, remove the restitution in the amount of $5,559.45 for 1972 Kodiak St., and add the restitution in the amount of $3,905.58 to 1131 Trail Crest Rd. Twin Falls. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that this is a new action that the Board has not previously had come before them and it would be helpful to have legal guidance for future requests. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to go into executive session at 10:55 a.m. pursuant to Idaho Code §74-206 (B) records exempt from disclosure – evaluation, dismissal or discipline of staff. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion passed after roll call vote. (Hall yes, Matthews yes, Reinke yes) Commissioners returned to regular session at 11:00 a.m. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 19, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 19, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 18, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Katherine Wathen. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Reinke attended a WEMA meeting. Commissioners attended a memorial service at the Filer Cemetery. Commissioner Matthews attended a Mid-Snake Resource Conservation & Development meeting. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 22, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 22, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 19, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with office staff for a department update. Commissioners met with Legal for a department meeting. Commissioners met with Kevin Sandau, Juvenile Probation Director, Neil Nakamura, Juvenile Detention Manager and Elaine Molignoni, HR Director to discuss hiring processes. Commissioner Reinke attended a NACo Agriculture & Rural Affairs Steering Committee meeting. ITD presented an update on the Snake River Crossing Project. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke reviewed the item in the Consent Agenda to include Commissioner minutes for September 1st -5th. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BUDGET Commissioners considered the Accounts Payables for August 2025. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the August Accounts Payables in the amount of $4,526,125.09 with the Board. Ms. Glascock noted that there will be a couple of budget lines that will need opened for the end of the fiscal year including the Jail B budget due to additional inmate costs. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Accounts Payables for August 2025 in the amount of $4,526,125.09. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BUDGETS Commissioners considered the L-1 Certificate of County Levies & Special Assessments for Tax Year 2025. Kristina Glascock, Clerk and Becky Petersen, Treasurer reviewed the L-1 Certificate of County Levies & Special Assessments for Tax Year 2025 with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the L-1 Certificate of County Levies for Tax Year 2025 as presented and authorize the Clerk to sign the documents as appropriate. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Special Assessments as presented and authorize the Clerk to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Certificate of County Levies Twin Falls County 0.002731623 City of Buhl 0.007335177 City of Castleford 0.001715723 City of Filer 0.006589853 City of Hansen 0.003468936 City of Hollister 0.002110354 City of Kimberly 0.004093626 City of Murtaugh 0.005411325 City of Twin Falls 0.005060063 Bliss School #234 0.000051262 Buhl School #412 0.000030231 Cassia School #151 0.000737145 Castleford School #417 0.000636463 Filer School #413 0.000169778 Hagerman School #233 0.000351947 Hansen School #415 0.001109732 Kimberly School #414 0.000755165 Murtaugh School #418 0.000611698 Three Creek School #416 0.001019582 Twin Falls School #411 0.001298048 Filer Cemetery 0.000091166 West End Cemetery 0.000086557 Bliss Fire 0.000448566 Buhl Fire 0.001459488 Castleford Fire 0.000768162 Filer Rural Fire 0.000594330 Hagerman Fire 0.000966714 Rock Creek Fire 0.001535763 Salmon Tract Fire 0.000534025 Twin Falls Rural Fire 0.000899081 Buhl Hwy 0.001160355 Filer Hwy 0.000888358 Murtaugh Hwy 0.001057573 Twin Falls Hwy 0.000732473 So. Id. Jr. College 0.000740088 Hansen Library 0.000403555 Twin Falls Abatement 0.000056692 Castleford Recreation 0.000204904 Filer Recreation 0.000243496 Special Assessments Forest Practices $61.78 King Hill Irrigation Dist $782.80 Southwest Irrigation $188,812.20 City of Castleford $420.04 Southwest Farmland $83,277.92 Southwest Irrigation $84,966.66 City of Buhl – Water/Sew $9,261.52 Homeowners Exem Rest. $11,291.22 Forest Assessment $285.64 Am Falls Res Dist $400,668.40 City of Twin Falls Weeds $19,808.44 Southwest Irrig $160,491.54 Total $960,128.16 In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a Student Placement Agreement with Arizona State University. Caitlin Elam, TARC staff reviewed the Student Placement Agreement with Arizona State University with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Student Placement Agreement with Arizona State University. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered an agreement with Perspective Planning and Consulting, LLC. Jon Laux, CDS Director reviewed the agreement with Perspective Planning and Consulting, LLC. with the Board. Mr. Laux noted that the changes recommended by Legal were made. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the agreement with Perspective Planning and Consulting, LLC., not to exceed $2,320.00 and authorize the Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the agreement has been updated and is appropriate for consideration. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Commissioners considered proposed Resolution #2025-039 setting poll worker compensation. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the proposed resolution with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-039 setting poll worker compensation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the pay is within the statewide average. Motion Passed Unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 2025-039 A Resolution Setting Poll Worker Compensation WHEREAS, Idaho Code § 34-303(2) states that the Board of County Commissioners shall determine compensation for all election personnel at no less than the minimum wage as prescribed by the state of Idaho; and WHEREAS, the County Clerk has provided a recommendation that poll worker wages be set at $11.50 per hour, and that mileage reimbursement shall be made at the State of Idaho rate (currently 0.70 cents a mile); NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners that: Twin Falls County poll workers shall be paid $11.50 per hour for fiscal year 2026 and for future election cycles until a different amount is set by the Board of County Commissioners; and That poll workers shall be reimbursed for mileage at the current rate as set by the State of Idaho. DATED this 22nd day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /s/ Don Hall_____________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews_______________________ ATTEST: Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke__________________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 23, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 23, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 22, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerks Katherine Wathen and Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Hall attended a REDs Committee meeting. Commissioners conducted a quarterly jail inspection. Commissioners met with Jackie Frey, Emergency Services Director for a quarterly update. In the Matter of INDIGENT Commissioners considered County Assistance Applications. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve case number 104818 for rental assistance in the amount of $1,450.00 with a payback of $25.00 per month to begin in November and 50% of future tax refunds. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the landlord provided a written statement as requested saying that he is willing to work with the tenants provided that the Board is willing to approve one month’s rental assistance. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104822. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews recommended denial as the application was incomplete and the County is not the last resource. Motion Failed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve case number 104823. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke recommended denial as there are other resources that would be more useful for this particular client nor doesthe client have a plan for future rent payments. Motion Failed Unanimously. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve case number 104824 in the amount of $950.00 to Hansen Mortuary for cremation. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the client was a Twin Falls County resident and was indigent. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve case number 104825 in the amount of $950.00 to Wilks Funeral Home for cremation. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the client was a Twin Falls County resident and was indigent. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews reviewed the item in the Consent Agenda to include Commissioner minutes for September 8th-12th. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a Detention Center Housing Agreement with Jerome County. Captain Doug Hughes, reviewed the detention center agreement with the Board. Captain Hughes noted that the contract is the same as last year’s agreement. The inmate approval process has been worked through with Jerome County which should make it easier to place inmates in the Jerome County facility. The agreement has a 90-day termination option for either party. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Detention Center Housing Agreement with Jerome County. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a Program Benefits Contract with BPA Health, Inc. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the contract with the Board and noted that BPA will be providing the Employee Assistance Program for county employees. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Program Benefits Contract with BPA Health, Inc. and authorize the Chairman to electronically sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Or, if the Chairman is unable to electronically sign, authorize the Clerk to sign on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioners considered a Customer Agreement with Culligan. Shannon Carter, Office Administrator and Rocky Matthews reviewed the agreement with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Customer Agreement with Culligan and authorize the Chairman to sign the appropriate documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Consideration of proposed Resolution #2025-040 Authorizing Expenditures of Opioid Funds. Caitlin Elam, TARC staff and Commissioner Reinke reviewed the proposed resolution with the Board. Kristina Glascock, Clerk noted that she reviewed and corrected the amounts to match what was budgeted. There was discussion on the resolution and the need to reconsider the resolution on Tuesday September 30th to give the TARC Director time to provide further documentation on the opioid spending to go with the resolution. No action taken. In the Matter of AMBULANCE DISTRICT The Board met as the Twin Falls County Ambulance District Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to leave session as Board of County Commissioners and convene as the Ambulance District Board at 10:20 a.m. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Shannon Carter, Ambulance District Clerk reviewed the budget requests and the BPA agreement with the Board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Program Benefits Contract with BPA Health, Inc. and authorize the Chairman to electronically sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Or, if the Chairman is unable to electronically sign, authorize the Clerk to sign on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the capital expenditures as requested for $692.11 for Castleford QRU, $1,267.84 for Filer QRU and $25,437.00 for Rock Creek QRU as approved by the EMS Advisory Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the expenditures appear appropriate. Motion Passed Unanimously. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to leave session as the Ambulance District Board and reconvene as the Board of County Commissioners. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 24, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 24, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 23, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Reinke attended a Mid-Snake Regional Water Resource Commission meeting. Commissioner Reinke attended a Southern Idaho Solid Waste Board meeting. Commissioner Hall attended a Board of Health meeting. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 25, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 25, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 24, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with office staff for a department update. Commissioners met with Bob Beer, Facilities Director for a department update. Commissioners met with Elaine Molignoni, HR Director for a department update. Commissioner Reinke attended a Kiwanis meeting. Ray Strolberg and the Fair Foundation presented an Economic Impact Study for the Twin Falls County Fair. Commissioners attended a Department of Agriculture Invasive Species meeting. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include status sheets for Elections and TARC; and an alcohol catering permit for Texas Roadhouse on October 10th and 11th at the Pollock residence located at 3238 N. 3250 E. Twin Falls. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Commissioners considered Surplus Property Resolution #2025-041, property located at 708 Shoshone St. E. Commissioner Matthews reviewed the proposed resolution with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-041, for surplus property located at 708 Shoshone St. East. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted the resolution will allow the County to put the property up for auction and then be listed through a realtor if it doesn’t sell at auction. It will bring the funds back into the county for a piece of property that the county has no use for. Commissioner Hall noted that the property had previously been used by the Magic Valley Paramedics and they are no longer using it. The funds will help with capital projects to keep those costs from being passed on to the tax payers. Motion Passed Unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 2025-041 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has certain property which is no longer necessary for County use; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code§31-808, the Commissioners shall have the power and authority to sell or offer for sale at public auction any real or personal property belonging to the county not necessary for its use; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has determined that the following property is surplus property and no longer necessary for County use; and WHEREAS, the sale of said property pursuant to Idaho Code §31-808 would be in the public interest. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners that the following Property is hereby declared surplus and ordered sold at auction on the date of October 17, 2025: 708 Shoshone St. E, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Further described as Parcel # RPT000101709B DATED this 25th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /s/ Don Hall Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews______________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke Brent Reinke, Commissioner ATTEST: /s/ Kristina Glascock ______________ Kristina Glascock, Clerk Commissioners considered proposed Surplus Property Resolution #2025-042 to dispose of Surplus Vehicles. Commissioner Matthews reviewed the proposed resolution with the Board. Commissioner Matthews noted that the vehicles are no longer mechanically sound and the county has no use for them. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-042 to dispose of Surplus Vehicles. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 2025-042 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has certain property which is no longer necessary for County use; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code§31-808, the Commissioners shall have the power and authority to sell or offer for sale at public auction any real or personal property belonging to the county not necessary for its use; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has determined that the following vehicles are surplus property and no longer necessary for County use; and WHEREAS, the sale of said vehicles, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-808 and §60-106, would be in the public interest NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners that the following vehicles are hereby declared surplus and ordered sold at auction after the date of October 7, 2025: 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Vin #1D7HU18D15S132495 2011 Ford Crown Vic Vin #2FABP7BV88X146999 DATED this 25th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS /s/ Don Hall____________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews______________ ATTEST: Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke ________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk In the Matter of BIDS Commissioners set the minimum auction bid on surplus property located at 708 Shoshone St. E. Commissioner Matthews reviewed the surplus property and noted that the Board has decided to set a minimum bid of the appraised value less 6% which would be charged in commission fees if the Board used a realtor. This will give the buyer the opportunity to save the sales commission on the purchase. Commissioner Hall noted that the county is not required to sell property for the appraised price, but the county wants to get the maximum amount for the taxpayers. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to set the minimum bid for the surplus property located at 708 Shoshone St. E. at $390,100.00. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that he felt the minimum bid was a fair price. Commissioner Reinke noted that the sale proceeds would help fund other county projects. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BOARDS Commissioners considered the appointment of Jocelyn Maxwell to the Pest Abatement District Board. Commissioner Reinke reviewed the request to appoint Jocelyn Maxwell to the Pest Abatement District Board. Commissioner Reinke noted that Dr. Maxwell was unable to join the meeting today, however he would make an excellent addition to the board. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the appointment of Jocelyn Maxwell to the Pest Abatement District Board. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 26, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 26, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 25, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Katherine Wathen. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioner Reinke attended a WEMA meeting. Commissioners met with Legal for a department update. Commissioners Reinke and Matthews to attended the Southern Idaho Parks Groundbreaking Ceremony at Minidoka Visitor Center in Jerome. Commissioners met with Kali Sherrill, Parks and Weeds Director for a department update. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 29, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 29, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 26, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke, and Commissioner Don Hall. ABSENT: None. STAFF: Deputy Clerk Shannon Carter. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of MEETINGS Commissioners met with office staff for a department update. Commissioners met with Legal for a department update. Commissioners met with Jaci Urie, TARC Director for a department update. In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include an employee requisition for Housekeeping; a status sheet for the Sheriff’s Office and a tax cancellation for parcel #MH10S16E131200T in the amount of $22.62 as requested by the Treasurer. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BUDGET Becky Petersen, Treasurer presented the August Joint Report. Commissioners considered the Opioid Settlements FY 2025 Financial Report. Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the Opioid Settlements FY 2025 Financial Report with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Opioid Settlements FY 2025 Financial Report as presented and authorize Kristina Glascock, Clerk to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of BOARDS Commissioners reviewed a recommendation from the REDS committee. Jeff McCurdy, President, Frontier Community Resources spoke with the Board and reviewed the REDs program history and the work that REDs has done in the community. Mr. McCurdy noted that the grant funding that supports the RED’s program has decreased and support from the surrounding cities has decreased as well. The REDs committee met and recommended that the REDs program be terminated and unused funds be returned to the participating agencies. Larry Bybee, Gooding City Administrator, RED’s Committee member was also in attendance and supported the termination of the program. Commissioner Hall noted that the County has been a large supporter of the REDs program and with the termination of the program, the County would not distribute grant funds that were budgeted for FY2026 to the REDs program. Commissioner Hall noted that he was on the REDs committee and would be in support of terminating the program. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the recommendation of the REDs Committee to disband the REDs program and distribute the remaining funds as recommended by Mr. McCurdy. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that the timing for disbanding the program makes sense. Commissioner Reinke noted that the REDs Committee recommended disbanding the program. Motion Passed Unanimously. In the Matter of SNOWMOBILE Commissioners considered the formation of a Snowmobile Advisory Committee as per Idaho Code 67-7107. Commissioner Reinke reviewed the Snowmobile Advisory Committee Board opening notice. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve the formation of a Snowmobile Advisory Committee as per Idaho Code 67-7107 and publish the notification for recruitment of Board members. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., September 30, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. Twin Falls, Idaho REGULAR SEPTEMBER MEETING September 30, 2025, 8:00 a.m. Chairman Hall called the Board of County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. in regular session, pursuant to the recess of September 29, 2025. PRESENT: Commissioner Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Brent Reinke. ABSENT: Commissioner Don Hall. STAFF: Deputy Clerks Shannon Carter and Katherine Wathen. The following proceedings were held to wit: In the Matter of INDIGENT Commissioners considered County Assistance Applications. Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve case number 104826 for rental assistance in the amount of $550.00 with a payback of $50.00 per month to begin in November and 50% of future tax refunds. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the client has a plan for future rental payments. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Reinke made a MOTION to approve case number 104827. Commissioner Matthews SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke recommended denial as the applicant has no plan for future rent payments. Motion Failed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to release the lien and close case number 90405 and zero the account balance. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that it is appropriate to close this case as the client had filed bankruptcy but the lien was never released. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to release the lien and close case number 91601 and zero the account balance. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews noted that it is appropriate to close this case as the client had filed bankruptcy but the lien was never released. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of CONSENT AGENDA Commissioners considered the Consent Agenda; items may include status sheets, employee requisitions, alcohol licenses, tax cancellations, Sheriff’s Office Security Agreements, and Commissioner minutes. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Matthews reviewed the items in the Consent Agenda to include status sheets for Elections and the Sheriff’s Office. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of PROCLAMATIONS Commissioners considered the Fire Prevention Week 2025 Proclamation. Gabriel Hammett, Fire Marshal, Twin Falls Fire and Rod Davis, Chief Salmon Tract Fire District reviewed the Proclamation and the abundance of lithium-ion batteries in households. Mr. Hammett noted that Home Depot has a recycling program and will take lithium-ion batteries for proper disposal and recycling at no cost. Commissioner Reinke read the proclamation for the record. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Fire Prevention Week 2025 Proclamation as presented. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Discussion Commissioner Reinke noted that the Board will hold the Proclamation to allow Commissioner Hall to sign it as he has been involved in the proclamation. Commissioner Matthews noted that the Proclamation is helpful to bring awareness to the dangers presented from lithium-ion batteries. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) Proclamation Fire Prevention Week 2025 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all those living in Twin Falls County and visiting ; and WHEREAS, fire remains a serious public safety concern both locally and nationally, and the presence of lithium-ion batteries in many household devices introduces unique fire risks; and WHEREAS, most of the electronics used in homes daily — including smartphones, tablets, laptops, power tools, e-bikes, e-scooters, and toys — are powered by lithium-ion batteries, which if misused, damaged, or improperly charged, can overheat, start a fire, or explode; and WHEREAS, the National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®) reports an increase in battery-related fires, underscoring the need for public education on the safe use of lithium-ion batteries; and WHEREAS, residents should follow three key calls to action: Buy only listed products, charge batteries safely, and recycle them responsibly to prevent battery-related fires; and WHEREAS, lithium-ion batteries store a large amount of energy in a small space, and improper use such as overcharging, using off-brand chargers without safety certification, or exposing batteries to damage can result in fire or explosion; and WHEREAS, the proper disposal and recycling of lithium-ion batteries help prevent environmental hazards and reduce fire risks in the home and community; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County first responders are dedicated to reducing the occurrence of fires through prevention, safety education, and community outreach; and WHEREAS, the 2025 Fire Prevention Week™ theme, “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home,” serves to remind us of the importance of using, charging, and recycling lithium-ion batteries safely to reduce the risk of fires in homes and communities. THEREFORE, We, the Twin Falls County Commissioners, do hereby proclaim October 5–11, 2025, as Fire Prevention Week throughout Twin Falls County, and urge all the people of Twin Falls County to make sure their homes have working smoke alarms and to support the many public safety activities and efforts of each one of our fire districts within the county. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand, and caused to be affixed the Seal of Twin Falls County Idaho on this 30th day of September, 2025 /s/ Don Hall_________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews___________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner /s/ Brent Reinke______________ ATTEST: /s/ Kristina Glascock_________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk In the Matter of CONTRACTS Commissioners considered a Burks Tractor Purchase Agreement. Kali Sherrill, Parks and Waterways Director reviewed the agreement with the Board. Ms. Sherrill noted that the funds will be paid out of the FY2025 budget. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the Burks Tractor Purchase Agreement and authorize the Vice-Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of GRANTS Commissioners considered the FY2026 VOCA Grant Award Agreement. Gary Andersen, R&D Supervisor reviewed the FY2026 VOCA Grant Award Agreement with the Board. Mr. Andersen noted that the funds will be used to fund the Youth Services Program. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve the FY2026 VOCA Grant Award Agreement and authorize the Vice-Chairman to sign the documents on behalf of the Board. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) In the Matter of PUBLIC HEARINGS Commissioners conducted a public hearing to consider budget adjustments for FY2025. Commissioner Reinke opened the public hearing to consider budget adjustments for FY2025 at 10:41 a.m. No public were present. Commissioner Reinke closed the public hearing at 10:41 a.m. In the Matter of BUDGET Commissioners considered FY2025 Budget Adjustment Resolutions. Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-043 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-043. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 043 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for Twin Falls County; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of County Commissioners have the right to make a general reserve appropriation in the event of any unforeseen contingency arising, which could not have reasonably been foreseen at the time of making the budget and which shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, by unanimous vote, shall have the right to make an appropriation from the general reserve appropriation; and WHEREAS, the Veterans A budget had additional unforeseen expenses due to hiring a part-time administrative assistant and entering into an agreement with Jerome County to reimburse Twin Falls County for this expense; and WHEREAS, the funds from the Current Expense Fund general reserve appropriation need to be transferred to the Veterans A budget to pay for these expenses; and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and makes an appropriation from the Current Expense Fund general reserve to increase the budgeted amount in the Veterans A budget by $2,600 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 100.417.01.002.00 $ $2,600 $2,600 Line item Budget Amount Decrease Amended Budget Amount 100.400.02.083.02 $100,000 $2,600 $97,400 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025 _______________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke__________________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_______________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-044 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-044. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 044 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget for Twin Falls County as published; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of Commissioners may proceed to adjust the budget as adopted; and WHEREAS, the Safehouse budget has had unforeseen contingencies arise, which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the budget and shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget due to hiring additional part-time youth advocates; and WHEREAS, the Safehouse unexpended fund balance will be used to make the budget adjustment; then NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the Safehouse A budget by $18,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 106.496.01.002.00 $55,000 $18,000 $73,000 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock______________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-045 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-045. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 045 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO INCREASING THE BUDGETED AMOUNT IN THE CAPITAL PROJECTS BUDGET WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget for Twin Falls County as published; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of Commissioners may proceed to adjust the budget as adopted; and WHEREAS, the Capital Projects budget has had unforeseen contingencies arise, which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the budget and shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget due to capital projects throughout the county; and WHEREAS, the Capital Projects unexpended fund balance will be used to make the budget adjustment. NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the Capital Projects budget by $13,000,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 108.508.02.003.00 $600,000 $13,000,000 $13,600,000 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _______________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke__________________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_______________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-046 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-046. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 046 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget for Twin Falls County as published; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of Commissioners may proceed to adjust the budget as adopted; and WHEREAS, the Parks & Recreation budget has had unforeseen contingencies arise, which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the budget and shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget due to additional seasonal help and budgeting for the transition of a new Parks Director; and WHEREAS, the Parks and Recreation unexpended fund balance will be used to make the budget adjustment; then NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the Parks & Recreation A budget by $5,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 114.414.01.002.00 $27,140 $4,000 $31,140 114.414.01.003.00 $44,076 $1,000 $45,076 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock______________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-047 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-047. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 047 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget for Twin Falls County as published; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of Commissioners may proceed to adjust the budget as adopted; and WHEREAS, the Social Services budget has had unforeseen contingencies arise, which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the budget and shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget due to an increase in indigent burials and rental assistance; and WHEREAS, the Social Services unexpended fund balance will be used to make the budget adjustment; then NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the Social Services B budget by $17,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 130.430.02.075.00 $21,000 $12,000 $33,000 130.430.02.075.01 $35,000 $5,000 $40,000 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-048 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-048. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 048 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget for Twin Falls County as published; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of Commissioners may proceed to adjust the budget as adopted; and WHEREAS, the Waterways budget has had unforeseen contingencies arise, which could not reasonably have been foreseen at the time of making the budget and shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget due to budgeting for the transition of a new Parks Director; and WHEREAS, the Waterways unexpended fund balance will be used to make the budget adjustment; then NOW, BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the Waterways A budget by $1,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 174.474.01.001.00 $29,502 $1,000 $30,502 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock__________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-049 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-049. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 049 WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for Twin Falls County; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the Board of County Commissioners have the right to make a general reserve appropriation in the event of any unforeseen contingency arising, which could not have reasonably been foreseen at the time of making the budget and which shall require the expenditure of money not provided for in the budget; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners, by unanimous vote, shall have the right to make an appropriation from the general reserve appropriation; and WHEREAS, the Criminal Justice Facility B budget had additional unforeseen expenses due to the increased inmate population and the expense of housing inmates out of county; and WHEREAS, the funds from the Justice Fund general reserve appropriation need to be transferred to the Criminal Justice Facility B budget to pay for these expenses; and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and makes an appropriation from the Justice Fund general reserve to increase the budgeted amount in the Criminal Justice Facility B budget by $100,000 for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount 196.428.02.043.02 $793,875 $100,000 $893,875 Line item Budget Amount Decrease Amended Budget Amount 196.596.02.001.00 $100,000 $100,000 $0 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock_____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-050 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-050. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 – 050 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO INCREASING THE BUDGETED GRANT AMOUNTS. WHEREAS, on September 4, 2024 the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for Twin Falls County; and WHEREAS, after the budget was adopted, Twin Falls County became aware of unanticipated revenue that was not budgeted in the fiscal year 2025 budget for Twin Falls County; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605, the county has the authority to reopen its budget if unanticipated revenue is received so that it can be expended by the County during the current fiscal year; and WHEREAS, Twin Falls County received unscheduled revenue and grants to cover the expenses on the following budgets. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and increases the budgeted amount in the following budgets for FY 2025 pursuant to Idaho Code §31-1605. Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount TARC Grants 601.901.02.040.10 $3,936 $13,064 $17,000 IDJC Safe Teen FY25 602.902.02.001.00 $2,150 $2,150 Byrne JAG-Car Cameras 605.905.00.001.00 $242,321 $242,321 Boat Grant 610.910.02.001.00 $60,000 $3,000 $63,000 Adult Probation Grants 611.911.02.001.00 $2,812 $2,812 611.911.02.002.00 $3,680 $3,680 ASAT 612.912.02.005.00 $30,000 $30,000 Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount R.S.A.T. Grant 613.913.01.001.00 $58,442 $142,000 $200,442 613.913.02.002.00 $14,903 $22,000 $36,903 613.913.02.070.00 $3,607 $9,000 $12,607 613.913.02.070.03 $843 $3,000 $3,843 613.913.02.071.00 $4,379 $11,000 $15,379 613.913.02.073.00 $4,693 $12,000 $16,693 613.913.02.073.01 $368 $500 $868 ISDA –Invasive Centennial Park 614.914.02.001.00 $100,000 $100,000 614.914.02.002.00 $375,000 $375,000 OHV Law Enforcement 617.917.01.001.00 $4,000 $4,000 $8,000 617.917.02.001.00 $2,000 $25,000 $27,000 BCP Basic-Safehouse Grant 618.918.01.001.00 $178,764 $178,764 618.918.02.002.00 $2,025 $2,025 618.918.02.003.00 $500 $500 618.918.02.070.00 $10,935 $10,935 618.918.02.070.03 $2,558 $2,558 618.918.02.071.00 $21,212 $21,212 618.918.02.073.00 $30,646 $30,646 618.918.02.073.01 $3,360 $3,360 IDJC Equine Therapy Grant 619.919.02.001.00 $38,400 $38,400 DOE EECBG Award 621.921.02.001.00 $76,250 $76,250 Opioid Abatement 628.928.01.001.00 $31,000 $31,000 Parks Grants 635.935.02.019.00 $48,000 $48,000 635.935.02.020.00 $4,000 $4,000 635.935.02.030.00 $85,000 $85,000 Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount S.O.R. - Sheriff 644.944.02.001.00 $20,000 $10,000 $30,000 JAG Grant 645.945.02.007.00 $4,000 $4,000 645.945.02.074.00 $14,000 $14,000 645.945.02.074.01 $18,000 $18,000 Sheriff’s Youth Plate 663.963.02.001.00 $1,000 $1,000 $2,000 Sheriff-Vests 666.966.02.031.09 $18,000 $18,000 Prosecutor Drug Reimb 667.967.01.001.00 $90,631 $5,000 $95,631 VOCA/ICDVVA Grant 676.976.01.001.00 $20,000 $20,000 676.976.02.001.00 $2,000 $2,000 676.976.02.002.00 $2,000 $2,000 676.976.02.004.00 $1,000 $1,000 676.976.02.005.00 $1,000 $1,000 676.976.02.070.00 $2,000 $2,000 676.976.02.070.03 $300 $300 676.976.02.071.00 $3,000 $3,000 676.976.02.073.00 $3,000 $3,000 676.976.02.073.01 $700 $700 Line item Budget Amount Increase Amended Budget Amount Sheriff’s Grants 687.987.02.002.00 $20,000 $20,000 687.987.02.011.00 $19,000 $19,000 687.987.02.070.00 $100,000 $100,000 DATED this 30th day of September, 2025 TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke____________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-051 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-051. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 051 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 100 TO CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 108 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has excess funds in Current Expense; and WHEREAS, upon the advice of Twin Falls County’s outside auditor, Zwygart John & Associates, the excess funds in Current Expense can be transferred to the Capital Projects Fund by resolution of the Board of County Commissioners for future capital needs of the county; and WHEREAS, it is recommended that the excess funds in Current Expense Fund 100 be transferred to the Capital Projects Fund 108 by resolution of the Board of County Commissioners for future capital facility needs. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and transfers $7,000,000 from Current Expense Fund 100.300.00.081.01 into the Capital Projects Fund 108.308.00.099.09. DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _______________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke__________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews ______________ /s/ Kristina Glascock_______________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-052 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-052. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 052 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 100 TO CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND 108 WHEREAS, Twin Falls County has excess funds in Current Expense; and WHEREAS, upon the advice of Twin Falls County’s outside auditor, Zwygart John & Associates, the excess funds in Current Expense can be transferred to the Capital Projects Fund by resolution of the Board of County Commissioners for future capital needs of the county; and WHEREAS, it is recommended that the excess funds in Current Expense Fund 100 be transferred to the Capital Projects Fund 108 by resolution of the Board of County Commissioners for future capital facility needs. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and transfers $???? from Current Expense Fund 100.300.00.081.01 into the Capital Projects Fund 108.308.00.099.09. DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _______________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke__________________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews_______________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock__________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-053 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-053. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025 - 053 A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO CREATING A RESERVED CASH – FAIR GRANDSTANDS FUND 129 AND TRANSFERRING FUNDS FROM CURRENT EXPENSE FUND 100 TO THE RESERVED CASH – FAIR GRANDSTANDS FUND 129 WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners desires to maintain the grandstands at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds in good condition for the use and enjoyment of the public; and WHEREAS, County funds may properly be used for maintenance of fairgrounds and future maintenance of said grandstands is expected to require a large amount of money; and WHEREAS, upon the advice of Twin Falls County’s outside auditor, Zwygart John & Associates, an appropriate way to save for the grandstands project is to move money from a cash account to a reserved cash account; and WHEREAS Idaho Code § 31-1508 permits money to be transferred from one fund to another by resolution of the Board of County Commissioners. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and orders that $100,000 from Current Expense Fund 100 shall be transferred to the Reserved Cash ˗ Fair Grandstands Fund 129. DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ________________________________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke___________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk Kristina Glascock reviewed Resolution 2025-054 with the Board. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution 2025-054. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025- 054 A Resolution Restricting the Cash in the Hub Butte Landfill Project Fund for FY 2025 WHEREAS, the County of Twin Falls, Idaho, has a need for solid waste disposal at safe sites with adequate capacity and the Hub Butte Landfill was previously established to provide the same; and WHEREAS there is a plan to finance future closure and post-closure care for the Hub Butte Landfill. The current plan is the Amended Financial Assurance Plan Hub Butte Landfill, which contains a payment schedule that is attached hereto as Exhibit A; and WHEREAS a trust account has been established to finance the future closure and post- closure care for the Hub Butte Landfill, which is called the Hub Butte Landfill Project Fund (690); and WHEREAS Twin Falls County desires to restrict the cash in that fund for the specific purpose of closure and post-closure care of the Hub Butte Landfill, and therefore ensure the funds are not used for immediate or general use and has previously restricted the cash in the Hub Butte Landfill Project Fund by resolution: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners: That it is in the public interest to continue to restrict the cash in the Hub Butte Landfill Project Fund (690) for the purpose of closure and post-closure care; THEREFORE, the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopts this resolution and hereby makes a fund balance designation for fiscal year 2025 to restrict the cash in the Hub Butte Landfill Project Fund (690) for the purpose of closure and post-closure care of the Hub Butte Landfill in order to comply with payment schedule of the Amended Financial Assurance Plan Hub Butte Landfill. DATED this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS __________________________ ________ Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Brent Reinke______________________ ATTEST: Brent Reinke, Commissioner /s/ Rocky Matthews___________________ _/s/ Kristina Glascock__________________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk In the Matter of RESOLUTIONS Commissioners considered proposed Resolution #2025-040 Authorizing Expenditures of Opioid Funds. Caitlin Elam, TARC staff and Kristina Glascock, Clerk reviewed the Opioid Expenditures with the Board. The Resolution was previously on the agenda; however, no action was taken at that time. The additional information has been provided and the Resolution is now ready for consideration. Commissioner Matthews made a MOTION to approve Resolution #2025-040 Authorizing Expenditures of Opioid Funds. Commissioner Reinke SECONDED. Motion Passed Unanimously. (Hall absent) RESOLUTION NO. 2025-040 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXPENDITURE OF OPIOID FUNDS WHEREAS, in November of 2021, Twin Falls County entered into an Idaho Opioid Settlement Allocation Agreement; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners is the governing body authorized to approve the use of Opioid Funds; and WHEREAS, Idaho Opioid Settlement Allocation Agreement Exhibit A: Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies, sets forth the manner in which the opioid funds may be allocated; and WHEREAS, as part of the Settlement Agreement and in accordance with the Allocation Memorandum of Understand, Twin Falls County established an account separate and distinct from the County’s general fund, entitled “Opioid Abatement Account” to deposit all proceeds from the Settlement; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the request to use Opioid Funds to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). Category A2 - support and reimburse evidence-based services that adhere to American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) continuum of care for OUD and any co-occurring SUD/MH condition for FY 2026 in the amount of $25,000, and determined the request meets the requirements of the Settlement Agreement’s Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the request to use Opioid Funds to support people in treatment and recovery. Category B11 – training and development of procedures for government staff to appropriately interact and provide social and other services to individuals with or in recovery from OUD, including reducing stigma for FY 2026 in the amount of $5,500, and determined the request meets the requirements of the Settlement Agreement’s Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies; WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the request to use Opioid Funds to prevent misuse of opioids. Category G10 – create of support community-based education or intervention services for families, youth, and adolescents at risk for OUD and any co-occurring SUD/MH conditions for FY 2026 in the amount of $38,000, and determined the request meets the requirements of the Settlement Agreement’s Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies; WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the request to use Opioid Funds to connect people who need help to the help they need. Category C9– support the work of Emergency Medical Systems, including peer support specialists, to connect individuals to treatment or other appropriate services following an opioid overdose or other opioid-related adverse event for FY 2026 in the amount of $6,276, and determined the request meets the requirements of the Settlement Agreement’s Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies; WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed the request to use Opioid Funds to prevent overdose deaths and other harms. Category H13 – support screening for fentanyl in routine clinical toxicology testing for FY 2026 in the amount of $334,954, and determined the request meets the requirements of the Settlement Agreement’s Approved Opioid Abatement Strategies; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Twin Falls County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes the expenditure of Opioid Funds from the Opioid Abatement Account in the amount of $409,730 for the approved purpose stated above for FY 2025. Dated this 30th day of September, 2025. TWIN FALLS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS _____________________________________ Attested by: Don Hall, Chairman /s/ Rocky Matthews_____________________ /s/ Kristina Glascock____________ Rocky Matthews, Commissioner Kristina Glascock, Clerk /s/ Brent Reinke________________________ Brent Reinke, Commissioner There being no further business, the Board recessed until 8:00 a.m., October 1, 2025, at the Commissioners Chambers, second floor of the Twin Falls County West Facility, 630 Addison Ave West, Twin Falls, Idaho, for the transaction of further business of the Board. In the Matter of ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Expenditures by fund for September 2025: Fund 100 Current Expense 2,272,425.95 Fund 102 Tort 166.00 Fund 104 Agricultural Fair District 0.00 Fund 106 Safehouse 48,029.87 Fund 108 Capital Projects Fund 970,034.21 Fund 113 Weeds 41,388.86 Fund 114 Parks and Recreation 59,073.23 Fund 115 Solid Waste 38,200.00 Fund 116 Ad Valorem 163,843.05 Fund 118 District Court 100,423.88 Fund 130 Indigent Fund 15,509.15 Fund 131 Public Health 83,839.00 Fund 132 Revenue Sharing 0.00 Fund 137 Election Consolidation 34,511.61 Fund 174 County Boat License Fund 9,534.28 Fund 175 Snowmobiles 4,986.05 Fund 196 Justice Fund 1,056,476.44 Fund 601 TARC Grants 1,600.00 Fund 602 IDJC Safe Teen FY25 0.00 Fund 604 Federal Drug Seizures 0.00 Fund 605 Byrne Jag-Car Cameras 0.00 Fund 607 IDJC Safe Teen Assessment Grant 7,184.72 Fund 608 Juvenile Correction Act Funds 12,731.55 Fund 609 Tobacco Tax Grant 16,564.24 Fund 610 Boat Grant Waterways Match 7,514.52 Fund 611 Adult Probation Grants 0.00 Fund 612 ASAT 80.00 Fund 613 R.S.A.T. Grant 27,156.63 Fund 614 ISDA – Invasive Centennial Park 0.00 Fund 615 S.U.D. Funds 1,635.85 Fund 616 SCAAP 0.00 Fund 617 OHV Law Enforcement 0.00 Fund 618 BCP Basic-Safehouse Grant 6,392.16 Fund 619 IDJC Equine Therapy Grant 480.00 Fund 621 DOE EECBG Aware 39,889.61 Fund 626 ARPA Recovery Fund 230,628.08 Fund 627 ARPA Revenue Sharing Fund 9,017.14 Fund 628 OPIOD Abatement Account 12,275.10 Fund 635 Parks-Grants 0.00 Fund 644 S.O.R. Sheriff 0.00 Fund 645 JAG Grant 0.00 Fund 651 Sheriff Donation Fund 0.00 Fund 652 Sheriff Drug Seizure Money 77.44 Fund 659 Prosecutor’s Drug Seizure Money 25,858.04 Fund 660 CRT Facility Fund 87,213.31 Fund 663 Sheriff’s Youth Plate 0.00 Fund 666 Sheriff-Vests 0.00 Fund 667 Prosecutor Drug Reimb 7,801.10 Fund 671 TF Co Sheriff Search & Rescue 4,200.00 Fund 673 Juvenile Probation Misc. 1,955.99 Fund 676 VOCA/ICDVVA Grant 276.96- Fund 681 Treatment Courts 48,308.29 Fund 682 District Court-Juvenile 0.00 Fund 683 District Court-CAO 484.74 Fund 684 District Court-FCS 13,270.67 Fund 687 Sheriff’s Grants 8,425.13 TOTAL $5,468,908.93