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Cloud County health director warns $80,000 in grants may not be approved; KDHE justification due June 21
Summary
Health Department Administrator Tonya Sulanka told commissioners roughly $80,000 in grants have not yet been approved and may be lost due to state funding cuts; she must submit a written justification and spending plan to KDHE by June 21 for the Public Health Infrastructure Grant.
Tonya Sulanka, Cloud County Health Department Administrator, told the Board of Commissioners on June 2 that roughly $80,000 in grants tied to department programming "have not and may not be approved due to state cuts." She said she is required to provide the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) with a written justification and spending plan for the Public Health Infrastructure Grant by June 21.
Sulanka also reported on a local area on aging audit and said two participants took part in a Bike Rodeo in Clyde. She raised the 2026 budget as part of the department’s planning given the grant uncertainty.
The record does not specify which programs the roughly $80,000 would fund, which budgets would absorb reductions, or whether alternative local funding sources have been identified; those details were not provided during the meeting.
