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County says SafeHouse can apply directly as final drawdown completes
Summary
County staff reported this meeting will conclude a long-running emergency shelter grant that SafeHouse administered as a subrecipient; the final drawdown is $6,285 and SafeHouse will be able to apply directly to the state going forward.
Jim, a county official, told commissioners that the county’s long-standing partnership with SafeHouse on an emergency shelter grant is ending and the nonprofit will now be able to apply directly to the state. "This will be the last," Jim said of the county’s drawdown role, and he explained that allowing SafeHouse to apply directly should speed up payments to the shelter.
Jim said the county has managed the bridge shelter grant for decades and the final drawdown amount for this round is $6,285, wrapping up the current grant. Commissioners asked procedural questions about local match and oversight; the official said grant disbursements have been closely managed and that the county will no longer be the intermediary for this program.
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