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Elbert County Department of Human Services earns 2025 C-Stat distinguished performance award
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Darcy Boulding, director of Elbert County Department of Human Services, told the board the department achieved an overall C-Stat score of 86% — the county's highest score and its fourth consecutive distinguished award — and credited staff for timely service across programs including child welfare and benefits administration.
Darcy Boulding, director of the Elbert County Department of Human Services, told commissioners the department has been recognized with the Colorado Department of Human Services' 2025 C-Stat distinguished performance award after achieving an overall score of 86% this year.
Boulding said the award reflects performance across measures including timeliness, accuracy, quality and compliance in programs such as child welfare, child support, adult protective services, SNAP, TANF and adult financial programs. "What makes me most proud is that these numbers represent real people receiving quality services," she said, adding the achievement is the department's highest C-Stat score and its fourth consecutive distinguished award.
Commissioners congratulated the department and took a photo with staff. Boulding credited front-line employees and asked the board for continued support as the department prepares for upcoming workloads and deliverables tied to ongoing program performance.
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