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Confusion surrounds funding for Shelby Cares initiative

August 07, 2024 | Shelby County, Tennessee



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Confusion surrounds funding for Shelby Cares initiative
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the relationship between Shelby Cares and the Office of Innovation, clarifying that Shelby Cares is a program managed under the Office of Innovation. Chief Administrative Officer Harold Collins explained that Shelby Cares aims to provide healthcare programs and opportunities for citizens in Shelby County.

Commissioner Mills raised questions regarding the funding process for Shelby Cares, inquiring whether it was included in the initial funding exhibits presented to the commission. Director of Administration and Finance Arjorie Tipton confirmed that while Shelby Cares funding was part of the first exhibit, it may not have been explicitly labeled as such, leading to some confusion among commissioners.

Additionally, Commissioner Thornton highlighted an outstanding resolution aimed at assessing the impact of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) on various districts, indicating ongoing efforts to evaluate the effects of federal funding on local communities. The discussions underscored the importance of transparency and clarity in funding initiatives and their implementation within the county.

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