HHS asks for housing case manager and temporary integrated caseworker amid HR 1 workload shift
Public health and social services staff requested two positions—one housing program case manager and one integrated caseworker—to manage increased workload and newly administered programs; staff noted some funding may be term-limited and linked to state allocations under HR 1.
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The county’s Health and Human Services presenter outlined two new position requests: a case manager dedicated to the county’s housing program and an integrated caseworker to address expected higher caseloads tied to HR 1-related workload increases in Medi-Cal and CalFresh recertifications. HHS staff said the housing case manager supports a broader portfolio of housing programs (including CalAIM transitional rent responsibilities across Inyo, Mono and Alpine counties) and the integrated caseworker request is tied to one-time state funding to handle increased recertification throughput.
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