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Legislature committee moves to accept state funds for family-centered care management
Summary
The Schenectady County Committee on Health, Housing and Human Services moved a resolution to accept 2025–26 funds from the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance for a family-centered care management program administered through SCAP.
The Schenectady County Legislature’s Committee on Health, Housing and Human Services on Oct. 25, 2025 moved a resolution to accept 2025–26 funds from the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance for the Family-Centered Care Management Program.
The allocation is for the Family Services Center plan and the program is administered through SCAP, a county official said. The committee heard a brief presentation from a county commissioner identified in the transcript only as Brandy, who said, “Yes. So I'm here to accept our 20 25, 20 26 allocation for our Family Services Center Plan, funds. This program is administered through, SCAP. It's a case management program that was enacted by” (transcript excerpt).
The committee voted on a motion to move the resolution forward. The motion was made by Legislator Samuel and seconded by Legislator Verlano. A voice vote was taken and the motion was carried and reported to the full agenda.
The action sends the county’s acceptance of the state allocation to the Legislature’s floor for further consideration; specific allocation amounts were not stated in the committee record.
