Clinton County health director cleared to begin spending on PEF grant after restructuring
The county health department told the council it received final signatures on Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant 8123 and restructured spending to keep coordinators in-house rather than hire an intern; the council authorized staff to start invoicing while formal appropriation paperwork is completed next month.
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The Clinton County Council gave the health department the go-ahead Nov. 1 to begin using funds from the Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PEF) grant 8123 after the department presented a restructuring of how the grant will be spent.
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