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Yamhill County authorizes application for Maternal Produce Prescription Program grant up to $500,000 per year
Summary
The board authorized staff to apply for the HRSA Maternal Produce Prescription Program, allowing Yamhill County to seek up to $500,000 annually for four years to support maternal produce prescriptions and related programming.
On July 9 the Yamhill County Board of Commissioners authorized Lindsey Manfrin or a designee to apply for the Maternal Produce Prescription Program through the Health Resources and Services Administration for up to $500,000 per year for four years.
Commissioner Mary Starrett moved approval; the motion passed with Commissioners Johnston, Starrett and King voting aye. The application authorization does not itself allocate funds; it permits county staff to pursue federal grant funding to support maternal nutrition interventions. The board record does not specify proposed program details or match commitments; such specifics will be determined in the application materials if the county proceeds.
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