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Terry Services asks county for $178,223 to support disability services
Summary
Joe Moore Hall, CEO of Terry Services, requested a $178,223 appropriation to support community intellectual disability programs, including housing and training spaces; commissioners approved the request after asking for clarity on the organization's financials.
Joe Moore Hall, president and CEO of Terry Services, presented the nonprofit's annual community intellectual disability funding request and asked the board to appropriate $178,223 to sustain services that support hundreds of people with disabilities in Grant County and nearly 200 employees. Hall described recent capital and program investments, including renovations for job-training learning labs and affordable housing developments on Cary and Southland Streets.
Commissioners questioned a net negative of about $154,000 shown on a financial page and asked whether other revenue streams were omitted from the packet. Hall said the packet showed cost centers and that other revenues and program lines exist; he said the county contribution specifically supports the community intellectual disability program. After discussion, a commissioner moved and the board approved the appropriation by voice vote.
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