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Washington County Health & Human Services Committee to review mental-health, public-health and social-services items April 29
Summary
The Washington County Health & Human Services Committee will meet April 29 to consider a quarterly mental-health expense report, public-health items including a Medicare enrollment application and community health assessment, veterans staffing updates, OFA advisory business and a DSS homeless statistics update.
The Washington County Health & Human Services Committee is scheduled to meet at 10:00 a.m. April 29 in the 2nd Floor Classroom (Room B214) at the County Municipal Center, 383 Upper Broadway, Building B, Fort Edward, according to a memo from Debra R. Prehoda, clerk of the board. The meeting will be available to the public via the county's YouTube channel.
The agenda lists several items for departmental presentation and committee review. Under Mental Health, the committee will receive the CPL 730 Q1 Expense Report. Veterans services will present staffing changes and updates. Public Health is scheduled to bring a Medicare Enrollment Application, a Community Health Assessment and general program updates. The Office for the Aging/ADRC has three items: an OFA Advisory Board appointment, a proposed budget amendment labeled 'Unmet Needs Funding Supplement,' and recognition or programming related to Older Americans Month.
The Department of Social Services will present a homeless statistics update, a draft Continuum of Care letter, updated definitions, fiscal data and a staffing request for a part-time caseworker assistant. County Administration placed a Bonadio Report on the agenda under Other Business; the memo does not summarize that report.
The memo lists routine procedural business as well, including acceptance of the March 25, 2026 minutes and adjournment. The document circulated for this meeting does not include motions, recommendations, numerical budget figures, or personnel details; those items are listed as agenda topics without supporting documents in the memo.
Chair Jay B. Skellie scheduled the meeting, the memo says, and Debra R. Prehoda is listed as Clerk of the Board. Committee members named in the memo include Supervisors Skellie, Dana Hogan, Samuel J. Hall, Scott Hahn, James Mumby and Darlene Kerr.
Next steps: the committee will address the listed agenda items at the April 29 meeting; any formal motions, votes or supporting documents were not included in the memo and would be recorded in meeting minutes or materials published after the session.
