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Home My WebLink AboutC.054.93011_0708Grant (HCCBG). Rice said that in 2008, the individuals would be eligible for Social Security followed by Medicare eligibility in 2011. Mrs. Rice said the information was given to illustrate the county's significant shifting towards an older population. Rice said the state had released HCCBG target allocations in April, and Iredell's committee then met and approved a funding plan for 2006. She said the funding was primarily federal money with some support from the state. She said a ten percent local match was required, and Iredell County had supplied the percentage in the past. Rice said a funding decrease would occur during 2006, and the committee had chosen to cut all agencies "across the board." (All services are to be reduced by 4.11%.) She said the total current funding was $663,000.00, but there would be a decrease of $27,233 for FY 2005-06. Attorney Pope asked about the county's older population accounting for 20% of the total. He asked if this was an aberration, or if it seemed to be a trend across the state. Rice said Iredell County's aging population was growing faster than the state average. Commissioner Robertson asked if the percentage might be due to current residents aging into that age category, or if it might be due to older citizens moving into Iredell County to reside. Rice said it was a combination. She said that in the southern end, there seemed to be a trend for younger individuals to move into the county, and then their older relatives would follow. Mrs. Rice said the county was attractive to older adults for several reasons. OTIO by Commissioner Johnson to approve the HCCBG County Funding Plan for 2006. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. A copy of the services to be provided, and the funding amounts are as follows: ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS --------CONSENT AGENDA-- by GENDA ----- by Commissioner Williams to approve the following 13 consent agenda items. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. 1. Request for Approval of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council's Recommendation Regarding FY 2005-06 Funding from the Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: The approved funding plan is as follows: HCCBG C unty Fundingan Services Other Block Grant Funding Required Net USDA Total Projected Projected Projected Projected Local Service Subsidy Funding HCCBG Reim. HCCBG Total Access In- Other Total Match Cost Units Rate Clients Units Home Transportation 118774 tf 13197 131971 0 131971 16985 7.7699 300 17500 In-Home1 104171 1t 11575 115746 0 115746 5144 22.4993 100 5500 In -Home 11 110702 tt 12300 123002 0 123002 4920 25.0004 50 5400 Adult Day Can 57395 // 6377 63772 0 63772 1889 33.7597 15 1933 Congregate 116357 /t 12929 129286 13145 142431 20217 6.3949 125 21999 Meals Home Delivered 113956 rt 12662 126618 14041 140659 19319 6.5540 200 23499 Meals senior Center 14632 1/ 1626 16258 16258 0 0.0000 0 0 operations Total 118774 272268 244945 635987 70666 706653 27186 733839 68474 H 790 75831 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS --------CONSENT AGENDA-- by GENDA ----- by Commissioner Williams to approve the following 13 consent agenda items. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. 1. Request for Approval of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council's Recommendation Regarding FY 2005-06 Funding from the Department of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: The approved funding plan is as follows: