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Health department outlines grant‑funded staffing, vaccine revenue and inspection fee opportunities
Summary
Public health staff reviewed grant balances, discussed vaccine purchasing and reimbursement, and outlined opportunities to increase fee revenue from inspections and licensing.
Park County’s public health staff presented their FY2026 budgets and program adjustments June 12, saying they expect to cover payroll for next year but will draw down grant reserves for some programs.
Travis, speaking for the health department, described several revenue streams and changes: higher license fees for retail food and tourist homes approved at the state level, an increase in immunization purchases and reimbursements, and the county’s wastewater testing and other grant programs. He said DPHHS (Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services) advised local public health to plan for…
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