Pratt County signs KDH grant application; amount discussed at $32,500
Summary
The board approved signing a Kansas Department of Health and Environment grant application (amount discussed as $32,500) to begin July 1; county staff noted awards may vary and budget revisions could follow if funding differs.
Pratt County commissioners approved signing a grant application to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment at the March 9 meeting. A staff member explained the county's grant totals are calculated by population and enrolled participants and noted the family-planning portion of funds is handled separately.
During the motion-and-vote exchange, commissioners approved signing the KDH application. The staff member cautioned that the state sometimes does not award the full requested amount and that additional funding — if awarded later — may require budget amendments. The amount discussed on the record was refined in the discussion to $32,500. "These will be the grants that start July 1st," the staff member said. The board approved the motion by voice vote.
Provenance: topicintro: SEG 498; topfinish: SEG 546.
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