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Commission appoints LaGina Clark to Tripartite Board and approves CSBG amendment removing health‑equity clause

Sweetwater County Board of County Commissioners · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners appointed LaGina Clark to the Tripartite Board and approved Amendment 1 to the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) agreement, removing a health‑equity clause to comply with Executive Order 14,148; the county's CSBG award totals $1,008,099 over four years.

Christina Marshall, county grants manager, briefed commissioners on two connected items: a Tripartite Board appointment and Amendment 1 to the county's Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) agreement. Marshall said the Wyoming Department of Health awarded Sweetwater County $1,008,099 in CSBG funds for a four‑year period; for federal fiscal year 2026, $245,132.16 will be passed through to outside agencies as recommended by the Tripartite Board.

Marshall asked the commission to appoint a representative of the low‑income sector and recommended LaGina Clark for a term expiring Sept. 30, 2029; commissioners approved the appointment unanimously. Marshall then explained Amendment 1: it removes section 7(q) "health equity" language from the primary award, a change made to align with Executive Order 14,148 regarding DEI programs. The commission voted to approve and authorized the chair to sign the amendment.

Marshall noted CSBG eligibility (clients at or below 200% of the federal poverty level) and that the Tripartite Board recommends projects for passthrough funding. Commissioners asked no substantive follow‑up questions and moved to approve both the appointment and the amendment.