Pipestone County backs UCAP emergency housing program, advances budgets and personnel actions
On Aug. 10 the Pipestone County board approved support for UCAP’s Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program, advanced multiple 2022 departmental budgets, authorized a letting date for gravel bids, and approved several personnel actions including a phased retirement and a patrol sergeant promotion.
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The Pipestone County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 10 voted to support United Community Action Partnership’s (UCAP) Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program for the Oct. 1, 2021–Sept. 30, 2023 grant period by approving Resolution 59-26-21. UCAP Family Services Manager Michelle Jensen and Case Manager Shelly Rykhus presented the Emergency Housing Program and sought county support for the application and implementation.
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