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          SOMEBODY ELSE. ALL RIGHT, WE'RE READY TO GO. WELCOME, EVERYBODY, TO THE HEALTH AND HUMAN 
          [a. 2025-2153 – YOUTH BUREAU RE:                 TRANSFER OF $58,091.00 AND SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF $16,672.00 TO A 7310 – VARIOUS DFCS – YOUTH BUREAU ACCOUNTS  ]
SERVICES COMMITTEE. WE'RE GOING TO START OFF WITH RIGHT AWAY WITH A DOCKET FIRST, DOCKET 2153 TRANSFER OF $58,091 IN SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION TO 16,672. VARIOUS YOUTH BUREAU ACCOUNTS. SO. THE YOUTH THROUGH KEVIN. HI. OH, GEEZ. SORRY. SO THIS THIS IS DUE TO OUR. THANK YOU. YOU GUYS ARE SO KIND. THIS IS DUE TO OUR. WE HAVE TO MAKE A KIND OF A SPECULATION ON HOW MUCH MONEY WE'RE GOING TO GET FROM THE STATE. AN ESTIMATE. SO WE WERE JUST A LITTLE BIT BELOW THAT, AND WE GOT MORE MONEY FROM THE STATE THAN WHAT WE HAD ESTIMATED. AND THAT'S THE REASON FOR THIS, THIS DOCKET. KEVIN, ON THIS DOCKET, ANY QUESTIONS FROM TIM? NO. OKAY. 
          NOW, HEARING I CAN LOOK THIS WAY. ALRIGHT. HEARING NONE. WE'LL VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. YES, SIR. ALRIGHT THEN WE GO ON 
          [b. 2025-2144 – YOUTH BUREAU RE:                 APPROVAL OF THE 2026 YOUTH BUREAU RESOURCE ALLOCATION PLAN  ]
TO TWO ONE, FOUR FOUR WHICH IS THE APPROVAL OF THE YOUTH RESOURCE ALLOCATION PLAN. SAME THING RIGHT. YES. THIS IS JUST OUR, OUR STATE FUNDING OUR REP FROM THE STATE. ANY QUESTIONS FROM ANYONE. HEARING NONE I HAVE ONE. GO AHEAD. NO SHAVE NOVEMBER THING. OR IS THAT A NEW LOOK. YES. OKAY. DO YOU LIKE IT? I DO OKAY. THANK YOU. VERY DISTINGUISHED. THANK YOU. 
          THANK YOU MARY. ALL RIGHT. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM THE COMMITTEE? ALRIGHT. HEARING NONE. ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. OKAY, 
          [c. 2025-2043 -DFCS RE:                 TRANSFER OF $240,000.00 TO A 6010 6141.495-651 – OTHER EXPENSE DISASTER HOMES PROGRAM (DFCS – SOCIAL SERVICES)  ]
SO WE GO ON TO DOCKET 2043, WHICH IS A TRANSFER OF 240,000 TO ACCOUNT. 60101641.495 RIGHT. 
          OTHER EXPENSE DISASTER HOMES PROGRAM. SO GO AHEAD. THANKS, KYLIE. THIS IS JUST FROM THE SUMMER. THE TORNADO RELIEF. IT'S JUST TRANSFERRING THE MONEY. MONEY. AND TO COVER THE COST OF THE FOOD, PRIMARILY FOOD VOUCHERS THAT WE GAVE TO THE FAMILIES WHO HAD SPOILED FOOD. RIGHT. OKAY, GREAT. ANY QUESTIONS FOR COLLEEN ON THIS? IS THERE IS THIS WHAT'S INVOLVED IN GETTING THESE? YOU JUST GO IN AND SAY, HEY, I WAS INVOLVED IN THE DISASTER AND I NEED A VOUCHER. WELL, NO IT IS THERE IS NO THERE IS SOME SELF-ATTESTATION THOUGH, BECAUSE WHEN YOU HAVE A DISASTER, WE TRY TO WORK WITH MOHAWK, WITH WHERE THE AREAS ARE THAT WERE HIT THE HARDEST, AND WE'RE ABLE TO LOOK MOST PEOPLE UP AT LEAST TO SEE, TO VERIFY THAT THEY'RE NOT ALL NECESSARILY DSS, BUT WE CAN SEE LIKE SSI, MEDICAID OR, YOU KNOW, WE CAN SEE DIFFERENT THINGS. SO YOU HAVE AN IDEA OF THERE AND YOU CAN KIND OF VERIFY VERIFY THEIR ADDRESSES. BUT THERE IS SELF-ATTESTATION BECAUSE IT'S A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE. AND YOU, YOU'RE TRYING TO GET A FEEL FOR WHAT THEY LOST SIZE OF THEIR FAMILY, THAT KIND OF THING. IS THERE A LIMIT ON WHAT THEY CAN GET OR. YEAH, I DON'T THINK WE HAD SOME LARGE FAMILIES THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN LIKE 7 OR 8 PEOPLE. I THINK THE MOST WE GAVE WAS 200. MOST PEOPLE IT WAS $50. I MEAN, TO GET THEM THROUGH. WE ALSO DID SNAP REPLENISHMENT, BUT IT TAKES 48 HOURS. SO DURING THAT 48 HOURS, IF WE GAVE THEM $50, IT GOT, YOU KNOW, THROUGH TILL THEY GOT THE REPLENISHMENT. AWESOME. THANK YOU SO MUCH. YEAH I'M GOOD. THANK YOU. QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. SEEING NONE WILL GO TO VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. MOTION CARRIES. 
          [e. 2025-1841 -DFCS RE:     APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, AND RESCUE MISSION OF UTICA, INC.  ]
ALL RIGHT. WE GO ON TO 20251841. APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY COMMUNITY SERVICES AND THE RESCUE MISSION OF UTICA. OKAY, I HAD THE WRONG ONE UP FRONT ON THE RESCUE MISSION. OKAY. YES, THAT'S OUR CONTRACT FOR CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR OUR ADULT PROTECTIVE INDIVIDUALS. LET ME SEE. YEAH. THIS ONE. ALL RIGHT, LET ME KEEP GOING. ALL RIGHT. YEAH, YEAH. IT'S TO CARRY 15 TO 20 CASES. AND WE WE OPEN CASES. WE DON'T OPEN A LOT OF CASES IN ADULT PROTECTIVE, BUT WE DO. IF YOU HAVE AN ADULT DUE TO MENTAL OR PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS WHO ARE AT RISK OF ABUSE, NEGLECT OR EXPLOITATION AND HAVE NO WILLING OR ABLE PERSON TO ASSIST THEM. SO IT'S A SMALL GROUP, YOU KNOW, A SMALL POPULATION, BUT WITH THOSE CASES, WE DO OPEN THEM UP. AND WE ALSO HAVE GUARDIANSHIPS OF ADULTS WHO HAVE NOBODY. MANY OF THEM ARE IN NURSING HOMES OR, YOU KNOW, SOME SORT OF SUPPORTED LIVING FACILITY. BUT SO THOSE ARE THOSE CASELOADS. OKAY. ANY QUESTIONS FOR COLLEEN FROM THE COMMITTEE? GO AHEAD. IT SAYS 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. YEAH. BECAUSE SOME OF 
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THE YOU KNOW, IF YOU HAVE A DISABLED PERSON OR A PERSON WHO'S NOT ABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS OR SO SOME OF THOSE DO COME UNDER OUR SOME OF THEM ARE UNDER OUR GUARDIANSHIP, BUT SOME ARE JUST THEY JUST NEED HELP WITH DAY TO DAY. IS THERE A LIMIT? IS THERE A NUMBER OF YEARS THAT YOU WOULD FOR ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES? FOR SOMEONE WHO REALLY HAS A LIMITATION AND NO ONE ABLE OR WILLING TO HELP THEM UNLESS THEY IT CHANGES. WE CAN CARRY IT FOR A LONG TIME. YEAH, BUT I WOULD SAY GENERALLY MOST OF THE PEOPLE ARE OLDER. I MEAN, BEING HONEST, THEY'RE NOT 18. BUT BUT WE DO HAVE A FEW OKAY. OKAY. GREAT. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE SEEING NONE WE'LL GO TO VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR OF THIS DOCKET. SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. 
          MOTION CARRIES. NOW WE'LL DOUBLE BACK. I'M SORRY FOR THE CONFUSION. I WAS AHEAD OF 
          [d. 2025-2044 – DFCS RE:     APPROVAL OF A GRANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, AND NEW YORK STATE, THROUGH ITS OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES  ]
MYSELF HERE. WE'RE GOING TO GO TO 20250244204 FOR AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE COUNTY TO HIS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY, COMMUNITY SERVICES AND NEW YORK STATE THROUGH ITS OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES. THIS IS FOR THE MOBILE UNIT THAT WE RECEIVED A GRANT FOR. SO IT WAS FUNDED THROUGH NEW YORK STATE. AND THIS IS ACTUALLY IN ADDITION TO THAT IS 50,000 EVERY YEAR TO KEEP FOR MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE AND FOR ANYTHING THAT YOU MIGHT NEED TO DO WITH IT. AND IT'S THE IT'S IT CAME THROUGH THE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, AND IT'S FOR RURAL AREAS THAT YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE CONTACT TO GO OUT AND UTILIZE IT FOR INTERVIEWS AND THAT SORT OF THING. BUT IT'S ALSO WE CAN UTILIZE IT FOR SOMETIMES IF WE HAVE, WELL, EVEN THE TORNADO OR YOU HAVE SOMETHING THAT YOU MIGHT NEED TO HAVE A MOBILE UNIT, WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO USE IT. SO IT'S KIND OF BEEN A GOOD THING. AND $250,000 THAT THAT KEEPS YOU UNION UP. OR DOES IT PAY FOR PEOPLE TO RUN THE UNIT? I MEAN, IT JUST COVERS ALL. YEAH. THE 50,000. IT CAN BE. IT CAN BE TO RUN THE UNIT. IT CAN BE FUEL FOR IT CAN BE PART OF THE COST TO STORE IT. WE HAVE TO STORE IT, YOU KNOW, THAT KIND OF THING. GO AHEAD TIM, IS IT A TRAILER OR IS IT AN ACTUAL SELF-CONTAINED VEHICLE LIKE A CAMPER TYPE OF THING OR. YEAH, LIKE A CAMPER, LIKE A MOBILE. IT WAS LIKE A MOBILE HOME THAT THEY CONVERTED INTO. THEY REMODELED SO THAT IT COULD BE UTILIZED FOR LIKE AN OFFICE SPACE AND AN INTERVIEW ROOM. 
          AND WHERE DO WE STORE IT? IN ROME. AND OFF ONE OF THE OFF DOMINICK STREET, THERE'S A LIKE A STORAGE FACILITY. THAT'S WHERE IT IS RIGHT NOW. YEAH. HE HASN'T COME IN AND TRIED TO HIT US UP FOR MONEY TO STORE. THAT. IS KEVIN HERE? NO, I GOTTA LOOK FOR KEVIN. HE'S GOTTA HAVE SPECIAL LIGHTS ON IT FOR THAT. OKAY. QUESTIONS ON THAT DOCKET. USE THE LOT. DOES IT GO OUT A LOT? WELL, YOU KNOW WE HAD THE TORNADO SO WE USED IT FOR THAT AND WE'RE PLANNING ON USING IT. 
          WE STARTED DOING WE'VE ACTUALLY DONE REALLY WELL THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS DOING A LOT MORE COMMUNITY EVENTS, AND WE'RE HOPEFUL TO BRING IT THERE. RIGHT NOW WE'RE WORKING ON WE WANT THE OUTSIDE TO LOOK. WE DON'T WANT TO SAY ONEIDA COUNTY CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER. YOU WANT IT TO BE A MORE YOU KNOW, SO WE'RE WE'RE RIGHT NOW IN THE PROCESS OF DESIGNING THAT WHICH WE 2 OR 3 TIMES SO FAR. YEP. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? WE'LL PUT THIS TO VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. ALRIGHT, SUPER. NOW WE'LL JUMP 
          [f. 2025-1194 – DFCS RE:     APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT FOR PURCHASE OF FOSTER CARE FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, AND JULIA DYCKMAN ANDRUS MEMORIAL, INC.  ]
BACK AHEAD TO F2025119 FOR APPROVAL. FOR AN AGREEMENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF FOSTER CARE FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY AND THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND JULIA DYCKMAN ANDRUS MEMORIAL, INC. YEAH, THIS IS ACTUALLY IS A RESIDENTIAL FACILITY. WE HAVEN'T USED IT YET. THERE WAS A POINT IN THE SPRING WE HAD A HARD TO PLACE CHILD AND WE WERE TRYING TO FIND AND IT LOOKED LIKE THIS, YOU KNOW, MIGHT HAVE TAKEN THE CHILD, BUT IT DIDN'T END UP WORKING OUT. AND WE DIDN'T AND WE DIDN'T HAVE THE CONTRACT, BUT WE'RE JUST TRYING TO ENHANCE OUR AVAILABILITY BECAUSE THERE'S A THERE'S A LACK OF BEDS. SO THAT WAY THIS WOULD JUST BE ANOTHER PLACE. IF WE HAD A CHILD AND WE NEEDED TO FIND A PLACEMENT, WE WOULD HAVE ANOTHER. OPTION THAT'S JUST ENHANCING OUR OPTIONS. 
          QUESTIONS. TIM. NOT FOR YOU. FOR KEVIN, IS THAT IT? BILLS CHIEFS INJURY ON HIS ARM IN CASE MAHOMES CAN'T THROW TODAY YEAH. SPIDER-MAN COLORS OVER THERE. SO ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET OTHER THAN THAT. SEEING NONE WE'LL TAKE THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? 
          [g. 2025-2072 – AGING RE:     APPROVAL OF THE 2025-2026 ANNUAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (AIP) FOR ONEIDA COUNTY OFFICE FOR THE AGING AND CONTINUING CARE  ]
ALRIGHT. MOTION CARRIES 20252072 18. APPROVAL OF THE 20 2526 ANNUAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR AP. FORTNITE COUNTY FOR THE AGING AND CONTINUING CARE. HOLD ON MIKE. SO THIS IS SIMILAR TO 
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THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION PLAN THAT THE YOUTH BUREAU JUST PRESENTED. BUT THIS IS AN ANNUAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR OFFICE FOR THE AGING. SO IT SERVES AS A FUNDING APPLICATION AND A PLAN FOR SERVICES AND PROGRAMS FOR THE COMING YEAR. IT PROJECTS TO SERVE APPROXIMATELY 12,000 INDIVIDUALS, AND IT'S CONTAINS 23 CONTRACTS AND APPROXIMATELY 30 CORE SERVICES UNDER OFFICE FOR THE AGING. WOW, THAT'S A LOT. GOOD, GOOD. ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS DOCKET? GO AHEAD TIM. WHERE DOES THE OTHER FUNDING COME FROM? THE OTHER FUNDING IS A VARIETY. SO IT'S A PORTION OF COST SHARED SERVICES. SO FOR EXAMPLE, UNDER THE ISEP PROGRAM WHICH IS IN HOME SERVICES, CLIENTS PAY A PERCENTAGE OF THE COST ACCORDING TO THEIR INCOME AND EXPENSES. AND OTHER OTHER PROGRAMS RECEIVE VOLUNTARY DONATIONS. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET? HEARING NONE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. 
          [h. 2025-2090 – DFCS RE:     APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY, THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, AND ELDERCHOICE, INC.  ]
ALRIGHT. THAT MOVES US ON TO 20252090. APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AND ELDER CHOICE, INC. 
          SO ELDER CHOICE IS A PERSONAL CARE SERVICE PROVIDER. SO THEY WOULD PROVIDE HOUSEKEEPING AND PERSONAL CARE SERVICES FOR OFFICE FOR THE AGING CLIENTS. SO THIS WOULD BE ONE OF THREE HOME HEALTH AGENCIES UTILIZED BY THE OFFICE. SURE. OKAY. ANY QUESTIONS FOR MY DOCKET? SEE NONE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. AND 
          [i. 2025-2082 – HEALTH RE:                 TRANSFER OF $150,000.00 TO A 4010 4012.491-101 – OTHER MATERIALS & SUPPLIES PHARMACEUTICALS (HEALTH)  ]
LASTLY, BUT NOT LEAST, DOCTOR GILMORE, WE HAVE 20250282 MY NOTES HERE. AND A SECOND. 
          TRANSFER OF 150,000 TO 4 01040 12.9 491-101 OTHER MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES. PHARMACEUTICALS. 
          HEALTH. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SERVICES. TRANSPORTATION ACCOUNT, WHICH WE WERE OVER RIGHT NOW QUITE A BIT. AND THAT'S DUE MAINLY BECAUSE WE HAVE A NEW TRANSPORTER AND WE HAVE SOME SAVINGS THERE. AND THE AND WE'RE TRANSCENDENT TRANSFERRING IT TO THE CLINIC TO PURCHASE MORE, NOT MORE ADDITIONAL PHARMACEUTICALS. PLUS THE PRICE OF VACCINES WENT UP QUITE A BIT SINCE LAST YEAR. SO WE WE HAVE OUTSTANDING BILL RIGHT NOW OF ABOUT $90,000. WE'RE PUTTING A LITTLE EXTRA IN THERE JUST TO CARRY US THROUGH THE REST OF THE YEAR. BUT I DON'T ANTICIPATE SPENDING MUCH MORE THAN THAT. GREAT. ANY QUESTIONS FOR DOCTOR GILMORE? GO AHEAD. IS THIS JUST FLU OR WHAT ELSE DOES IT COVER FOR? PRETTY MUCH ALL THE VACCINES THAT ARE FOR ASSOCIATED WITH PRIVATE INSURANCE PAYMENTS. SO WE'LL WE'RE BUYING THE VACCINE WILL BE REIMBURSED FOR A LOT OF IT THROUGH INSURANCE. AND FOR THE AMOUNT WE SPEND, WE COVER 36%. SO THESE AREN'T BEING DISTRIBUTED AT THE ONEIDA COUNTY CLINIC. THEY'RE OTHER PLACES AT PRIMARILY AT THE CLINIC, BUT THEN ALSO AT FLU CLINICS THAT WOULD BE USED. OR WHEN WE WORK WITH. STUDENTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THEY THEY NEED THEY HAVE REQUIRED VACCINATIONS. AND WE GO OUT TO THE SCHOOLS. SOMETIMES WE USE OUR MOBILE UNIT TO GO OUT. SO IT'S IT'S FOR BASICALLY ALL OF OUR VACCINES THAT ARE PRIVATE PAY. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE? SEEING NONE, WE'LL GO TO VOTE. 
          ALL IN FAVOR OF THIS DOCKET, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU, DOCTOR KILMER. THANK YOU. AND NOW WE WILL TAKE A MOTION TO ADJOURN.
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