County approves Community Action Partnership medical‑assistance transportation budget and new driver; FY24 cost report shows $1.4M in spending
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Summary
Lebanon County Community Action Partnership (CAP) reported spending $1,407,238 and providing 42,395 trips under the Medical Assistance Transportation Program for FY24; commissioners approved the FY25‑26 proposed budget of $1,564,025 and added a subcontracted driver, Gary Garson.
Lebanon County Community Action Partnership officials told commissioners the county’s Medical Assistance Transportation (MAT) program spent $1,407,238 in fiscal year 2024 and provided 42,395 trips, and commissioners approved the program’s FY25‑26 budget and a new subcontract driver.
Administrator Christine Hartman presented CAP’s final grantee cost report for FY24 and said the program logged 42,395 trips with total spending of $1,407,238. The board voted to approve that cost report.
Hartman then presented the proposed FY25‑26 MAT budget of $1,564,025 and explained that the program is an entitlement: the county projects need and requests each year, and the state reimburses overspending or recoups underspending. Commissioners approved the FY25‑26 allocation as presented.
Hartman also asked the board to approve Gary Garson as an additional subcontracted driver for the program; commissioners approved the hire during the meeting.
Hartman and commissioners noted the program’s operational details and the expectation of state allocations that will cover the proposed budget once announced by the state.