Legislation Details

File #: 2024-242    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Budget Amendment Status: Passed
File created: 4/23/2024 In control: Board of Commissioners
On agenda: 5/16/2024 Final action: 5/16/2024
Title: REALIGNMENT OF FY 2023-24 JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL (JCPC) FUNDING
Attachments: 1. Funding Plan FY - JCPC approved 04.09.24, 2. CIS Construction Skills 4.1.2024, 3. Guilford County Teen Court Program 4.5.24, 4. JCPC Admin 4.5.24, 5. Junior-Senior Life Skills 4.5.24, 6. Nehemiah Apprenticeship Training 4.5.24, 7. Outpatient Counseling 4.5.24, 8. Psychological Testing 4.5.24
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TITLE

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REALIGNMENT OF FY 2023-24 JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL (JCPC) FUNDING

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SPONSOR

Sponsor

J.J. Greeson

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BACKGROUND

Background

The attached revision to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) funding plan for FY 2024 requires the following changes. All of the changes are line-item adjustments based on third quarter accounting review and to align budgets for FY24. JCPC funds are not affected, only outside sources.

 

1.                     Alexander Youth Network - Psychological Testing program (have served 30 of 36 estimated)

i.                     Total increase = +$716

ii.                     Increase to Medicaid funds = +$10,173

iii.                     Reduction to Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration = +$9,457

iv.                     Reasons for reduction: copier lease shared.

v.                     Reasons for increase: for salary/fringe; mileage, telephone/internet, and office rental space higher expenses.

2.                     Alexander Youth Network - Outpatient Counseling program (have served 56 of 150 estimated)

i.                     Total reduction = -$169,361

ii.                     Reduction to Medicaid funds = -$91,455

iii.                     Reduction to Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration = -$77,906

iv.                     Reasons for reduction: staffing salary/fringe, mileage, support services.

v.                     Reasons for increase: cell/internet, share of office repairs, and office rental space higher expenses.

3.                     One Step Further - Junior Senior Life Skills program (have served 192 of 360 estimated)

i.                     Total reduction = -$2,359

ii.                     Reduction to Local cash funds = -$2,470

iii.                     Increase to Local In-Kind funds = +$111

iv.                     Reasons for reduction: salary/fringe.

v.                     Reasons for increase: higher needs for interpreter services, mileage, maintenance expenses, document shredding expense.

4.                     One Step Further - Teen Court program (have served 250 of 270 estimated)

i.                     Total reduction = $584

ii.                     Reduction to Local Cash = -$584

iii.                     Reasons for reduction: salary/fringe

iv.                     Reasons for increase: higher needs for interpreter services, meals during training, cell/internet, background screening, document shredding expense.

5.                     Nehemiah’s - Apprenticeship Training program (have served 36 of 33 estimated)

i.                     Line items adjustments only.

ii.                     Reasons for reduction: volunteer tutors’ hours less than initially estimated.

iii.                     Reasons for increase: salary/fringe increase.

6.                     JCPC Administration

i.                     Line items adjustments only.

ii.                     Reasons for reduction: advertising charges less than initially estimated and no office supply needs.

iii.                     Reasons for increase: salary/fringe for additional support hours needed.

 

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BUDGET IMPACT

Budget Impact

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

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REQUESTED ACTION

Requested Action

Approve the attached revision to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) funding plan for FY 2024.

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