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Economic Support report: NIMC error rate at 3.5%, under state threshold
Summary
Price County presented Economic Support Q4 reports showing the Northern Income Maintenance Consortium (NIMC) error rate at 3.5% for 2025, below the 6% benchmark; the board noted the consortium ranks among the state's top performers on this metric.
Beth Moore presented three Economic Support quarterly reports for Q4 2025, including overpayment and fraud referrals and year-to-date totals for FoodShare, Elderly, BadgerCare, Child Care and other benefits. The Northern Income Maintenance Consortium (NIMC) error rate for 2025 — which includes Price County — was reported at 3.5%, below the 6% threshold that affects funding calculations.
Board members noted that the NIMC’s low error rate positions the consortium among the top three in the state; minutes record the board’s praise of the consortium’s performance. The reports were entered on file for record and future budget considerations.
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