Covington council gives consensus to revamp human services grant process
At a joint April 14 meeting, Covington councilmembers and the Human Services Commission agreed in principle to shift the commission’s grant program from many small awards to fewer, larger, targeted grants and a $25,000 "Covington Initiative" pot for urgent or pilot projects, with staff asked to return with operational details and quarterly reporting.
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Covington — The Covington City Council and the Human Services Commission signaled support April 14 for a plan to reshape how the commission distributes its roughly $150,000 annual human services budget, moving away from a time-consuming cycle of dozens of small grants toward fewer, larger awards and a smaller, faster-response fund for urgent or pilot projects.
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