Human Services awarded TAD funds; county must provide multi-year match and update records system
Human Services reported an approximately $220,000 Treatment and Diversion (TAD) award that requires a 25% match (initial local match ~$20,000, then $45,136 annually as cash portion) and proposed a $40,000 Program Participation Systems (PPS) redesign to comply with state EHR requirements; departments will update forms and cost figures for budget hearings.
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Human Services Director Beth Hoerchler and former director Mary Rideout said the county received a Treatment and Diversion (TAD) grant of approximately $220,000 that requires a 25% funding match over four years. Rideout said the initial year request is approximately $20,000 of local match with a cash match element of $45,136 annually thereafter; the forms submitted to the committee contained incorrect numbers and will be updated.
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