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<br />2 Cell Phones & Accessories
<br />15 Fire Extinguisher Cabinets
<br />2 Stools
<br />4+ Cases Flotation Devices
<br />1 Table Lamp
<br />12 File Card Drawers
<br />5 Walkie-talkies w/chargers
<br />Kroy Labeling System w/accessories
<br />Box Light Parts
<br />2 IBM 3820 Copiers
<br />Toshiba Copier
<br />
<br />Fax Machines
<br />Fire Alarm Parts
<br />6 Easy Chairs
<br />2 Microfiche Machines
<br />1 Turntable
<br />Telephones
<br />3 Telephone Systems
<br />2 Televisions
<br />Siemens Nixdorf Copier
<br />2 Minolta EP4102 Copiers
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<br />Approval of the FY 2001 Home and Community Care Block Grant Fundinq Plan
<br />
<br /> The Board received the proposed Cabarrus County Home and Community Care
<br />Block Grant Funding Plan for the next fiscal year as submitted in the Agenda
<br />package by Mr. Mike Murphy, Director of Aging.
<br />
<br /> UPON MOTION of Chairman Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Barnhart and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board approved the proposed Home and Community Care
<br />Block Grant for Older Adults County Funding Plan for FY 2001 as submitted by
<br />Mr. Murphy. The proposed plan included the following block grant funding and
<br />required local match.
<br />
<br />Services
<br />Department of Aqinq:
<br />Information/Case Assistance
<br />Transportation
<br />Adult Day Care
<br />Adult Day Health
<br />Housing/Home Improvement
<br />In-Home II
<br />Congregate Meals
<br />Supplemental - Cong
<br />Department of Social Service~:
<br />In-Home II
<br /> TOTAL
<br />
<br />Block Grant USDA Required Local
<br />Fundinq Subsidy Match
<br />
<br />$ 37,221 $ 4,136
<br />93,509 10,390
<br />121,978 13,553
<br />6,000 667
<br />30,518 3,391
<br />34,328 3,814
<br />113,707 $38,909 12,634
<br />10,885 4,593 1,209
<br />
<br />103,330 11,481
<br />$551,476 $43,502 $ 61,275
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<br />Foster Care Proclamation
<br />
<br /> UPON MOTION of Chairman Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Barnhart and
<br />unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following Proclamation.
<br />
<br />PROCLAMATION OF FOSTER CARE MONTH, 2000
<br />
<br /> WHEREAS, the family, serving as the primary source of love, security
<br />and support, is the very foundation of our communities and our State; and
<br /> WHEREAS, in Cabarrus County, the lives of many children and families
<br />are disrupted each year by crisis or conflicts in their homes; and
<br /> WHEREAS, in Cabarrus County, there are over one hundred children in
<br />foster homes and group homes who through no fault of their own have been
<br />deprived of a normal home relationship; and
<br /> WHEREAS, forty-three licensed foster homes in our county respond to the
<br />needs of children by providing love, care and guidance until the children
<br />return to their own families or move to other permanent homes; and
<br /> WHEREAS, foster families are an invaluable resource and perform an
<br />extraordinary service by working in partnership with agencies to nurture
<br />children and provide an opportunity for healthy growth and development; and
<br /> WHEREAS, our Social Service agency is finding it more difficult to
<br />provide an adequate nUn%her of foster parents to meet the needs of these
<br />children; and
<br /> WHEREAS, we should honor these men and women for providing love,
<br />attention and support to these children and their families in need;
<br /> NOW, THEREFORE, I proclaim May, 2000 as
<br /> FOSTER PARENT MONTH, 2000 IN CABARRUS COUNTY.
<br />Adopted this the 15th day of May, 2000.
<br />
<br />/s/ Ar~e L. Fennel
<br />
<br />Chairman
<br />Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
<br />
<br />ITEMS REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR DISCUSSION
<br />
<br />Fee and Circulation Period Chanqe for Videocassettes for Library System
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