Rebecca Graves

The committee reviewed the financial status report and received a public works report regarding recent re-appointments, the completion of a sewer line replacement project, and system infrastructure specifications. Discussions were held regarding meetings with the Forest Service concerning the Bishop Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility, including a request for the county to send a letter regarding recent sewer spillage. Additionally, the committee addressed requirements for fats, oil, and grease traps, requested maintenance for a manhole from the City of Bishop, and inquired about the appointment process for a Chair and Vice Chair. The status of the Capital Improvement Plan was also noted as having no updates.

The committee discussed the financial status report and received an asset depreciation sheet and a response from the Forest Service regarding sewer treatment facility operations and a recent spillage. Discussions also covered outreach efforts to the City of Bishop regarding manhole maintenance, recent meetings with the Forest Service concerning the Bishop Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility, and regulations for fats, oil, and grease traps. Additionally, the committee requested an update on flow meter reading units and reviewed the Capital Improvement Plan, alongside planning for future meeting dates.

The committee reviewed the financial status report and discussed various public works matters, including sewer manhole cleaning requests and potential equipment acquisition. The committee declined to purchase a used vacuum truck offered by the City of Bishop. Discussions were held regarding flow meter data, Forest Service agreements, and the committee's history. The committee addressed concerns regarding fats, oil, and grease management, deciding to pursue recommending regulatory rules to the Board of Supervisors following the board's decision not to pass MEHKO. Additionally, the status of the Capital Improvement Plan was briefly noted as having no updates.

The committee reviewed the Csa#2 financial status report and received updates on the search for a new committee member following a resignation. Discussion topics included the pending cleanup of a sewer manhole by the City of Bishop, the ongoing effort to convert flow meter readings into gallons, recent meetings with the Forest Service regarding the Bishop Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility, and the implementation of fats, oil, and grease traps for public sale cooking. The committee also touched upon the Capital Improvement Plan and noted that the Board of Supervisors did not pass the MEHKO regulations.

This Annual Quality Improvement Work Plan outlines the Inyo County Health and Human Services Behavioral Health Division's commitment to continuous improvement in specialty mental health and substance use disorder services. The plan aims to enhance client outcomes, promote equitable access, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Key focus areas include service delivery capacity, access and timeliness, post-hospital follow-up and readmission monitoring, culturally and linguistically appropriate services, beneficiary satisfaction, housing interventions, care transitions, medication safety, documentation and billing compliance, interoperability and data exchange, children's outcomes, and overdose prevention.