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Human Services Committee approves multiple state and federal grants, Continuum of Care informational item, and consent agenda
Summary
The DuPage County Human Services Committee approved three Illinois Department of Human Services grants totaling $313,830, accepted a HUD Continuum of Care informational item of $328,007, and approved multiple contract amendments and purchase orders in a combined consent motion.
At its June 16 meeting the DuPage County Human Services Committee approved acceptance and appropriation of multiple grants from the Illinois Department of Human Services and received HUD Continuum of Care planning funds.
Votes at a glance
- FIR10426: IDHS capacity expansion grant for program year 2027 — $90,920. Motion moved and approved by voice vote.
- FIR10526: IDHS supportive housing program grant for program year 2027 — $102,786. Motion moved and approved by voice vote.
- FIR106.6: IDHS Rapid Rehousing Program grant for program year 2027 — $120,124. Motion moved and approved by voice vote.
- GPN 24262025: HUD Continuum of Care planning for program year 2027 — $328,007 (informational item received by the committee).
- Consent and procurement items: The committee combined multiple consent items and approved contract closings, expirations and extensions including My Greenhouse HVAC LLC, ARCO Environmental Services, Healthy Air Heating and Air Inc., and others. Several purchase orders were closed and others extended to Nov. 30, 2026, with no change to contract amounts in many cases.
All listed grant acceptance items were approved by voice vote; roll-call votes recorded ayes for consent items that required recorded votes. The committee recorded no formal no votes in the transcript.
Why this matters: the approved state and federal grants fund capacity expansion, supportive housing and rapid rehousing programs for FY2027 and inform planning for HUD Continuum of Care services. Procurement items ensure continuity of service and equipment for county facilities.
