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Dunn County HHS approves April vouchers and two budget amendments totaling $38,858
Summary
At its May 28 meeting the Dunn County Health and Human Services Board approved April vouchers and two budget amendments: a $38,858 public-health amendment covering grants and training reimbursements, and a DHS amendment funding Birth-to-Three sensory items and DCF adoption reimbursements.
The Dunn County Health and Human Services Board approved routine fiscal items and two budget amendments during its May 28, 2026 meeting. The board voted to note-review and approve the Health and Human Services vouchers for April, then approved a public-health budget amendment and a Department of Human Services amendment by voice vote.
KT of the public-health staff summarized the public-health amendment, describing several competitive grants: Mayo Foundation funding earmarked for bike-helmet distribution tied to a bicycle rodeo, an FDA voluntary food-standards grant to reimburse inspection-training costs, and adjustments to align state award cycles with federal funding. KT presented the total amendment amount as $38,858. The board asked questions and then approved the amendment by voice vote.
Paula from Human Services summarized the DHS amendment, noting a Mayo grant for Birth‑to‑Three calming and sensory supplies and additional Department of Children and Families funding that reimburses legal costs arising from adoption proceedings. Mr. Lamb moved the motion and Miss Rudy seconded; the amendment was approved by voice vote.
Chair and other supervisors confirmed there were no public comments on these items. The approvals were routine, and staff recorded the board’s direction for any follow-up administration. The board then moved on to an extended operational-planning exercise.
