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Board approves updated Measure C pediatric spending plan, directs reporting and targeted staffing grants
Summary
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors adopted an updated expenditure plan for the Measure C pediatric health account, directing roughly 80% of pediatric funds to Benioff Children’s Hospital, 20% to Alameda County Health and earmarking 5% of the hospital allocation for grants to address staffing, training and diagnostic equipment; the vote was unanimous.
Alameda County supervisors voted unanimously April 1 to adopt an updated expenditure and oversight plan for the pediatric health care account created under Measure C.
Aaron Armstrong, director of policy and strategic initiatives for Supervisor Nate Miley, told the board the board letter aligns the county’s direction with Ordinance Section 2.08.302 and preserves the ordinance’s required consultation and oversight. "Section a reads, '...the board of supervisors shall, in consultation with the local pediatric hospital and specialty provider representatives, expend monies from the…
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