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County public-health program to renew $103,000 Colorado National Collaborative grant; no local match required
Summary
Montezuma County staff said they will submit an application to renew the Colorado National Collaborative grant for $103,000, which funds one full-time equivalent position for a yearlong period; staff indicated no county match is required.
Montezuma County public-health staff told the Board of County Commissioners they will submit an application to renew the Colorado National Collaborative (CNC) grant worth $103,000 for a one-year period.
Presenter Miss Locke introduced Niana Phillips, identified in the meeting as the CNC coordinator. Locke said the grant requires no local match, funds one full-time equivalent (FTE), and normally runs September to the following August: “This is our grant that we renew every year…this is the grant application submission form for the $103,000; there’s no match. 1 FTE is assigned to it. Goes September to September,” Locke said, noting typical grant period details.
A commissioner indicated no questions and the presenter said the packet and application appeared in order. The transcript contains no formal recorded vote; staff indicated they would proceed with the application process.
Background: Staff characterized the CNC grant as a routine annual renewal; details such as specific program deliverables were not enumerated in the transcript.
