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Wyoming County highlights sensory-bag project; staff report nearly $30,000 left in grant

Wyoming County Public Health Committee · May 27, 2026
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Summary

County public-health staff reported the Sensory Bag Project and library sensory stations are underway; J. Merrill said there is just under $30,000 remaining in the grant, and Allison Robb presented the project at a state EI/CYSHCN conference.

Public Health staff updated the committee on the Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs program, reporting that sensory bags and library sensory stations are being rolled out as part of Community Accessibility & Inclusion add-on funding. Committee notes show Genesee Falls inquired whether sensory-playground options exist in the county.

Program staff member J. Merrill reported that there is "just shy of $30K" remaining from the grant. The minutes record that Allison Robb, Public Health Program Specialist, presented the Wyoming County Sensory Bag Project at the NYSDOH EI/CYSHCN Conference, indicating outreach and knowledge-sharing with state early-intervention and CYSHCN networks.