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Program update: CLTS caseload rises to 171; one CLTS position in interviews
Summary
Douglas County staff reported a rise in the Children’s Community Options Program caseload from 168 to 171 and said one Community Long Term Support worker position is vacant and in the interview process; Nicole Pierce was listed as a new Support and Service Coordinator.
Douglas County Health and Human Services staff reported to the Children’s Community Options Program Advisory Committee on March 11 that program enrollment rose from 168 to 171 children as of reports covering January 2026. Staff also said they are meeting Department of Health Services (DHS) standards for establishing timelines.
The committee record shows one vacant Community Long Term Support (CLTS) worker position is in the interview process and that Nicole Pierce is a new hire in the role of Support and Service Coordinator. The minutes note reports covered data through January 2026 rather than November. Committee members did not record specific caseload projections or dollar amounts during the update.
