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NGCDD Executive Committee reduces and approves $30,000 support for iCan Shine June camps
Summary
The NGCDD Executive Committee approved changing previously authorized support for iCan Shine bike and swim camps from $32,000 to up to $30,000 after staff said a date shift reduced costs; the motion passed unanimously.
The Nevada Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities Executive Committee voted April 9 to change its previously approved financial support for iCan Shine camps, authorizing up to $30,000 for bike and swim camps scheduled for June 2026.
Catherine Nielsen, the council’s executive director, told the committee that the original approved amount was $32,000 but that a date change for the bike camp (from March to June) reduced costs. Nielsen said she will circulate flyers for the camps to committee members. Stacy Alaribe moved to approve lowering the financial support to up to $30,000; Autumn Blattman seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
The funding is intended to support two camps in June 2026: a bike camp and a swim camp run under the iCan Shine program. The committee did not receive public comment on the item. Staff will take the administrative steps required to allocate the approved funds and distribute camp materials as described.
The committee set its next meeting for May 7, 2026.
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