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Council asks Good Neighbors to follow up after nonprofit repaired plumbing for a renter; decision on using receipts for county grant held for later report
Summary
Good Neighbors told the July 8 Administrative Finance Committee it performed emergency plumbing repairs for a discharged patient and later discovered the occupant was a renter, raising questions about whether the nonprofit may apply the receipts to a homeowner-targeted county grant.
Good Neighbors told the Administrative Finance Committee on July 8 that staff had performed emergency plumbing repairs for a ChristianaCare patient being discharged to a home with inoperable plumbing. After completing the work (just under $4,000), Good Neighbors discovered the occupant was a renter, not a homeowner, which affected the organization’s eligibility rules tied to a council grant that supports homeowner repairs.
Councilwoman George explained the sequence: Good Neighbors responded quickly to a…
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