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Policy committee recommends BOCC not renew Day Living Centers contract after finding county-funded program serves 22 people this cycle
Summary
Oklahoma County's Policy & Governance Committee voted March 11 to recommend that the Board of County Commissioners not renew the county contract with Day Living Centers after members expressed concern that only 22 unduplicated county residents were served under the current county-funded program year.
The Policy & Governance Committee of the Oklahoma County Board of County Commissioners on March 11 recommended that the BOCC not renew its adult day services contract with Day Living Centers after members raised concerns about program reach and fiscal impact.
Amanda Dermayer, President of Day Living Centers, told the committee the organization serves about 190 people annually in Oklahoma County but that the county-funded program counted 22 unduplicated participants in the current fiscal cycle. "Currently, we have 22,"…
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