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Human Services committee approves renewed preventive-services agreements with Glens Falls, Queensbury school districts

Warren County Human Services Committee · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The Warren County Human Services Committee approved renewals of preventive-services reimbursement agreements with Glens Falls ($42,005) and Queensbury ($31,500) school districts to fund casework staff, after a brief materials clarification and a unanimous voice vote.

The Warren County Human Services Committee on June 22 approved renewed preventive-services reimbursement agreements with the Glens Falls and Queensbury school districts to support casework staff.

Dimit, who introduced the request, said the proposed reimbursements are $42,005 for Glens Falls and $31,500 for Queensbury. "The request is to continue and renew our agreements with Glens Falls and Queensbury School Districts for preventive services," Dimit said during the meeting.

The chair called for a motion; Supervisor Strainer moved and Supervisor O'Neil seconded. The committee approved the request by voice vote with ayes recorded and no opposition noted. A committee member also called out a small typo in the meeting materials under the entry transcribed as the "City of Flintstones School District," which Dimit acknowledged and said the referenced resolution dated from 2025 and the attachment reflects last year’s forecasted amount.

The agreements are described in the agenda materials as reimbursements for preventive-services casework staff. No further funding sources or contract durations were specified in the transcript. Committee members did not raise objections to the amounts during the discussion; the vote concluded the item.