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CPMT hears congregate-care report as CSA spending rises about 11% statewide
Summary
Hanover CPMT reviewed a congregate-care report and heard that CSA spending increased roughly 11% statewide this fiscal year, driven in part by private day school and treatment foster care placements; the county faces a projected year-end deficit of about $700,000.
Matt Eakin presented a congregate-care report to the Hanover County CPMT at its May 28 meeting, summarizing placement types and cost drivers for youth served through CSA-funded programs.
Chair Bret Schardein and CSA Coordinator Brady Nemeyer discussed revised year-end projections showing a $700,000 deficit compared with the amended FY26 budget. Nemeyer reported he spoke with the Director of the Virginia Office of Children’s Services, who noted a statewide CSA spending increase of about 11% this fiscal year; meeting discussion identified private day school placements and treatment foster care as primary cost drivers.
