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Youth Bureau reports wait lists and authorizes staff travel to two conferences
Summary
The Youth Bureau reported Early Intervention active 63 with 23 waiting for evaluation and STARS serving 235 children. The committee approved overnight travel for J. Hudson and A. Fialkowski (May 6–7, Saratoga Springs) and J. Hudson (May 19–21, Albany). Costs of $300 and $400 respectively were noted.
The Youth Bureau presented program updates to the Human Services Committee. Early Intervention (ages 0–3) reported 63 active cases with 23 children waiting for evaluation; therapy service counts and waiting lists were also recorded (speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy and special instruction). Pre‑school enrollment was listed as 133 active with a CB enrollment of 28 and a waiting list of 5. The STARS program reported serving 235 children.
The committee approved two overnight travel authorizations. J. Hudson and A. Fialkowski were authorized to attend the Association of NYS Youth Bureaus Youth Development Leadership Training Conference in Saratoga Springs, NY, May 6–7, 2026, using the county car with an approximate budgeted cost of $300. Separately, J. Hudson was authorized to attend the Annual Youth Justice Conference in Albany, NY, May 19–21, 2026, with an approximate budgeted cost of $400. Motions on the travel items were recorded as approved; the minutes do not include verbatim discussion or outcomes of those conferences.
