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Commission approves three reentry grants to support housing, staffing and workforce training
Summary
Resolutions authorized staff to submit grant applications and accept small grants to support housing costs, pay half the salary of a reentry specialist, and fund workforce/housing readiness classes for justice-impacted individuals.
The commission authorized several grant actions to support Clark County reentry services.
Resolutions authorized submission of a $30,000 landlord incentive grant application to the Mental Health Recovery Board to fund miscellaneous housing costs for justice-impacted clients (Resolution 2026-0151); a $35,952.48 grant submission to United Way of Clark, Champaign, and Madison Counties to cover 50% of the salary and benefits for a Reentry Specialist (Resolution 2026-0152); and a $3,200 grant submission to Young Woman’s Mission to fund workforce certification and housing readiness classes (Resolution 2026-0153).
The measures aim to reduce barriers to stable housing and employment for justice-impacted individuals by supporting landlord incentives, staffing capacity and targeted training. Each grant submission was authorized for the County Administrator to execute.
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