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Strafford County updates state grant paperwork and debates long‑term shelter options
Summary
County staff said an updated certificate of authority and insurance were submitted to secure $100,000 per year in state funds for the county cold‑weather shelter; commissioners discussed capacity, staffing, and potential permanent sites amid concerns about mental‑health resources and service costs.
County staff told Strafford County commissioners Feb. 14 they have prepared a reimbursement request and need an updated certificate of authority and certificate of insurance to draw down a state grant for the county's cold‑weather shelter.
The county reported it will receive $100,000 per year for the shelter, with the current contract covering two consecutive fiscal cycles (July 1–June 30). Staff said the county has received $50,000 from Dover and has invoiced Rochester for an additional $50,000; the state money will be drawn down through the county. The presenter said most shelter guests—"99% of them are from Strafford County, at least they…
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