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Committee preview: Family Resources to present coordinated assessment program (CAP)
Summary
The committee of the whole previewed a 5 p.m. presentation by Family Resources on its coordinated assessment program (CAP); the preview did not include presentation content or outcomes.
Bettendorf City's committee of the whole on April 14 opened its session with a scheduled presentation by Family Resources on its coordinated assessment program, known as CAP.
Angie Sharp, community engagement manager, announced the presentation would be the first item at the 5 p.m. meeting. The committee preview did not include content, findings, or recommendations from Family Resources' program; no public comment or council direction was recorded in the oral summary.
The presentation is intended as information for council ahead of any regular-meeting business; any follow-up direction or action would be recorded at the regular meeting if council chooses to act. The transcript did not identify a Family Resources speaker by name in the preview.
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