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ICAP CEO warns commissioners federal funding may be at risk; nonprofit forms foundation
Summary
Eric Kunzweiler, CEO of ICAP, briefed the board on services in Clark County and said federal funding could be jeopardized by presidential cuts; he said ICAP created an ICAP Foundation to support local projects if federal funds decline.
Eric Kunzweiler, CEO of ICAP, told the Clark County commissioners that the nonprofit provides services to Clark County residents, operates the Used 2 Be New store in Clark and has concerns about federal funding levels. Kunzweiler told the board federal funding "may be in jeopardy" due to presidential cuts and said ICAP had created an ICAP Foundation intended to fund ICAP projects in the event of federal budget reductions.
Kunzweiler discussed staffing and store hours and framed the Foundation as a contingency measure if federal support declines. The minutes record the briefing but do not include further financial details or specific grant amounts; commissioners took no formal action on the report during the meeting.
