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Board removes HUD lead‑hazard grant from consent agenda; will return when contract complete
Summary
A proposed three‑year HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant was pulled from the board’s consent agenda because the contract was not yet completed and will be resubmitted at a future meeting. Other consent items for renewal and interagency agreements were approved.
During the consent agenda on June 24, staff requested removal of item D, a three‑year HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant, because the contract paperwork was not complete. The board approved consent‑agenda items A–C and removed item D for later consideration.
Items approved on consent included a subcontract renewal for 1st Five peer consultation (Dr. Samantha Bissen), an interagency agreement for food and hotel licensing and inspection with the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals & Licensing, and a new Thrive Iowa contract (FWBPECA27013) with Iowa HHS. Staff said the HUD contract will be brought back when finalized; no vote or funding on that grant was recorded at this meeting.
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