Alamance County Social Services Board Regular Monthly Meeting
The board discussed fiscal reports for the first quarter, including revenues, expenditures, and funding allocations for programs such as Food and Nutrition Services. Staff provided updates on agency initiatives regarding Positive Psychology, fraud reporting, and child support audit findings. Child welfare performance goals and staffing challenges were reviewed, along with the impact of Medicaid expansion on agency operations. New business included the establishment of public comment time limits and a presentation regarding the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) program, covering eligibility criteria, provider contracts, and transportation guidelines.
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Alamance County Social Services Board Regular Monthly Meeting
The board discussed fiscal reports, including the impact of a Medicaid claim issue on revenue and the rollover of Cardinal Innovations funds. Operational updates were provided regarding child support awareness events, adult and children's services vacancies and caseloads, and the status of the CARE portal project. The IT department reported on infrastructure updates, including laptop replacements and file scanning progress. The Director provided an update on staff turnover and engagement with the County Manager. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to reviewing the new three-year DSS Agency Plan, which focuses on the pillars of hiring and retention, leadership training, and community education and outreach.
Mar 22, 2022·Board meeting
Alamance County Social Services Board Regular Monthly Meeting
The board conducted a regular meeting to review staff reports, fiscal performance, and operational updates from various departments including Fraud, Child Welfare, Economic Services, and the Family Justice Center. Key discussion topics included progress on the new Ann Petree Building, a finalized return-to-work plan for staff, and an intensive fatality review initiative. The board also reviewed the 2022-23 proposed budget, covering staffing needs, facility improvements, and the impacts of the Family First Prevention Services Act and other legislative changes.
Aug 25, 2020·Board meeting
Alamance County Social Services Board Regular Monthly Meeting
The board discussed fiscal reports, including revenue and expenditure trends, and reviewed fraud statistics, agency error explanations, and ongoing Program Integrity efforts. Child support and children's services updates included a foster care audit summary and recruitment plans using additional adoption funding. Economic support staff reported on an increase in applications, ongoing telework efforts, and upcoming NC FAST certification projects. The Family Justice Center provided updates on facility upgrades, recruitment for an Elder Abuse Coordinator, and strategic planning. Administrative and operations reports covered staff vacancies, child care provider billing changes, and IT support for telework. The Director’s report addressed CARES Act funding, telework logistics, and staff engagement, while the meeting concluded with announcements regarding board reappointments.
