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Director reports HUD grant approved; staff to train before home mitigation

Cortland County Board of Health · January 20, 2026
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Public Health Director Nicole Anjeski reported the county received final federal approval for a HUD grant that requires training before home mitigation can begin; she also updated the board on succession planning, proposed position changes, expiring board terms, and three incoming interns.

Nicole Anjeski, Public Health Director, told the Board of Health that Cortland County has received final federal approval for a HUD grant and that staff must complete required training before home mitigation work can begin.

Anjeski also reported that leadership is working on succession planning, proposing updates to several positions to reflect current needs, and that BOH member terms are expiring; she asked members to confirm whether they will continue to serve. She said the department expects three interns this spring (one nursing intern and two in health education).

Minutes note the HUD grant approval as final federal authorization but do not include grant dollar amounts or a training schedule; staff will provide required training before mitigation activities proceed.