HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_1097 (2)8. Request for Approval to Apply for a Winter Storm 2002 Hazard Mitigation
Plan Grant (federal amount of $34,917.75 & local amount of $11,639.25) for
Generators: At the briefing, Emergency Services Director Jackson said this grant
would be used for:
Generator
Labor
Harmony EMS Base $15,000
$ 519
Mooresville EMS Base 15,000
519
Troutman EMS Base 15.000
519
$45,000 +
$1,557 = $46,557
Federal Split (75%): $34,917.75
Local Match (25%): $11,639.25
$46,557
9. Request from the Health Department for Approval to Accept a Susan G.
Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Grant in the Amount of $16,543: Ray Rabe, the
health director, said during the briefing that these funds would be used to pay for 50
mammogram screenings for women (age 40-50) who either had no insurance, or who
were under insured, and for individuals in the Family Planning Clinic.
10. Request from the Department of Social Services for Approval of Budget
Amendment #38 for the Crisis Intervention Program (CIP), the Child Day Care
Program, & the Domestic Violence Program: Social Services Director Wall said
during the briefing that all of the money involved in this budget amendment was from
the federal or state government. Amendment details are as follows.
10-0630-5542-01 CIP Expenditure: There is an additional $49,857 for a total of
$256,624.
10-4630-4500-22 CIP Revenue: This line item should also show $256,624.
10-0630-5546-01 Child Day Care Expenditure: An additional $588,844 will be
received in subsidy money. This item should show a balance of $4,541,591.
10-4630-4500-16 Child Day Care Revenue: This line item should show a balance of
$4,541,591.
10-0630-5546-25 Domestic Violence Expenditure: A total of $6,609 has been allocated
to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Program.
10-4630-4500-25 Domestic Violence Revenue: This line item previously showed a
balance of $12,825; however, the legislature made cuts. The remaining balance should be
$6,609.
11. Request from the Department of Social Services for Approval to Establish a
New Social Worker III Position (Adoption Specialist): Social Services Director Wall
said $76,000 had been received in special adoption funds, and some of the money had been
used for the second attorney's position. He said additional adoption money was
anticipated, but if it wasn't used it reverted to the State. Wall said 23 children were
adopted this year, and there were six cases pending. He said that in the past, his agency
finalized about three adoptions during a year. Wall said that as the department finalized
more adoptions, it became harder to reach the "baseline" to receive adoption funding and a
new employee would aid in this effort. Mr. Wall said his department had the custody of
104 children with 92 in foster or group -home care while the others resided with relatives.
He shared the following information for the new position.
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