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County accepts $268,287 Rapid Response‑Stabilization grant to help families at risk of child removal

Lyon County Board of County Commissioners · July 16, 2026
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Summary

Lyon County Human Services accepted a FY27 Rapid Response‑Stabilization Services grant of $268,287 to support families at risk of child removal; the Board approved acceptance 5-0.

Human Services Director Dr. Shayla Holmes described a new FY27 Rapid Response‑Stabilization Services grant in the amount of $268,287 to provide support for families at risk of child removal. Dr. Holmes explained how the funds will be used and engaged in discussion with the Board before the acceptance motion.

Commissioner Robert Jacobson moved to accept the grant; Commissioner John Cassinelli seconded and the motion passed 5-0. The grant will be administered through the Human Services department as outlined in the grant award documentation.