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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Seeking qualified accounting firms to provide accounting and treasury services beginning January 1, 2027.
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City
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Ephrata
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Grant
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(509) 845-6507
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98823
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central Wa Public Utility Unified Insurance Program Trust
The board reviewed and adopted updates to various organizational policies, including the Whistleblower Policy, Electronic Signatures Policy, Public Records Act Policy, and Accounts Payable Procedure. The Benefits Program Administrator provided updates on operating plans, onboarding checklists, and training curricula. A presentation from Premera covered knowledge management, health hub initiatives, plan performance trends regarding medical and pharmacy costs, and disease management strategies. The board made renewal decisions regarding administrative fees for Premera, termination of the Health Advocate contract, and continued flexible spending account administration. Additionally, the trustees declined voluntary compliance with WA HB 1971, adopted amendments to the short-term disability program, discussed PEBB benchmarking, and authorized the issuance of requests for proposals for a medical and prescription drug claims audit and an independent actuarial study.
The board discussed leadership changes, appointing a new Chair and Vice Chair. Key agenda items included the establishment of a Finance Committee, a presentation of the annual investment review and contingency reserve strategies, and a review of the second-quarter financial report. The board adopted a revised Financial Reserves Policy, transitioned to an actuarially determined reserve methodology, and approved the 2027 operating budget. Additionally, the broker report provided updates on plan performance and renewal projections, and the board heard proposals for COBRA and Flexible Spending Account administration services.
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The board reviewed financial reports for the first quarter of 2026, including reserve balances and operating expenses. They discussed the Financial Reserves Policy and authorized the engagement of a firm to conduct an independent actuarial study regarding IBNR claims liability. The broker report provided updates on plan utilization, loss ratios, and the status of ongoing requests for proposals for vision, COBRA, FSA, and advocacy services. The board approved the payment of the 2026 PCORI fee and authorized expenditures for the upcoming state audit. Additionally, they addressed a HIPAA privacy breach incident, received updates on the benefits administrator roundtable, and reviewed healthcare analytics and operating goals.
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