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Vocational Services reports program growth, boiler replacement and 5310 vehicle purchase
Summary
Vocational Services Manager Will Kline said the boiler replacement has arrived for installation, the Kids Summer Program is halfway through with 13 staff remaining after one resignation, adult programs serve 71 clients (up from 68 last year), and a minivan purchased with 5310 DOT grant funds will have a reduced county cost share and be used by Menominee Transit for the Oconto County Transit Program.
Will Kline updated the board on Vocational Services operations and capital items. He reported that a replacement boiler has been delivered (after prior deliveries arrived damaged) and is expected to be installed soon. The Kids Summer Program is at its halfway point; staff reported strong participant engagement and one staff resignation last week but the program will continue with 13 staff.
Kline said adult facility-based programs currently have 71 clients enrolled, compared with 68 clients at the same time last year. He also described the 5310 DOT minivan procurement: the county selected an alternate model after a ramp-quality issue flagged by the State, additional ODT funding reduced the county cost share, and the vehicle will be used by Menominee Transit for the county transit program.
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