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Council approves amended scope for community needs assessment, awards case-management contract; LEHI funding decision deferred
Summary
Monroe’s City Council approved amendments to an existing consultant contract to cover quantitative work for the 2025 Community Needs Assessment and authorized work to contract a public outreach vendor for qualitative interviews; the council also awarded the Case Management Specialist contract to Take the Next Step and deferred a separate LEHI flex-funding contract.
The Monroe City Council approved a set of human-services actions that will shape the city’s 2025 Community Needs Assessment and case-management services.
Rachel Adams, presenting for the Community Human Services Advisory Board, said staff recommend amending contract 2025-001 with consultant Caitlin Harrigan to add core quantitative elements of the 2025 Community Needs Assessment and to negotiate a separate contract with a public outreach consultant to conduct qualitative work — focus groups and key-informant interviews — to preserve objectivity. Adams said the cost estimate in the packet showed a proposed $5,640 amendment to…
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