Approved 8/18/04
FINANCE
July 21, 2004
Minutes
Members Present: Calvin Lynch, Mark Grebner, Lisa Dedden, Debbie DeLeon, Marc Thomas and Board Chairperson Celentino
Members Absent: Tom Minter
Others Present: Jerry Ambrose, Karen Chadwick, Paul Kindell, Nervy Oliver, Anna Macielinski, Jeff Venn, Richard McNulty, Judge McCabe, Tim Perrone, Stacy Sheridan, Anethia Brewer, Pamela Cook and Don Reisig
The meeting was called to order
by Chairperson Lynch at 6:00 p.m. in the Personnel Conference Room of the
Approval of the June 16, 2004 Minutes
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE JUNE 16 MINUTES AS SUBMITTED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comms. DeLeon and Minter
Additions to the Agenda
2. Resolution as amended by the Human Services Committee
9. Amended by
13a. Technical Amendment - $3,001,390 to $2,848,711
13d. Resolution Adopting the
14a. Approved by Law Enforcement, Judiciary,
Human Services and
MOVED BY COMM. THOMAS, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE A CONSENT AGENDA FOR THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
3. 55th District Court – Resolution to Authorize Budget Adjustments and New Positions within the 55th District Court
5. Prosecuting Attorney’s Office – Resolution Authorizing a Reorganization of Certain Positions in the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
7. Ingham County MSU Extension – Resolution to Authorize a Second Year Contract Between Ingham County MSU Extension and the Michigan Family Independence Agency for a Juvenile Justice Title V Prevention Grant and Associated Subcontracts
8. Health Department
a. Resolution to Authorize an Amendment to the Community Access program Grant
b. Resolution to Authorize a Service Contract with Mid-South Substance Abuse Commission
c. Resolution to Authorize a Subcontract
with the
d. Resolution to Authorize a Contract with Presort Services, Inc.
e. Resolution to Authorize an Amendment to the Contract with the Michigan Family Independence Agency to Provide Support for the Jumpstart Early Advantage program
f. Resolution to Authorize a Contract with the Michigan Family Independence Agency to Provide Administrative Support for the Development of the Strong Families/Safe Children Program
g. Resolution to Authorize an Amendment to the 2004 Medical Services Agreement with the Ingham Health Plan Corporation to Assist Hospitals
h. Resolution to Amend Resolution #04-180
10. Purchasing Department – Resolution Authorizing a Contract Extension with DBI Business Interiors
12. Human Resources Department
a. Resolution Approving the ICEA/Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys Collective Bargaining Agreement
b. Resolution Authorizing Letter of Agreement Allowing Employees in the ICEA Professional Local 33 to Have Access to Domestic Partner Health Insurance
c. Resolution Certifying Representatives for the MERS Annual Meeting
13. Board of Commissioners
b. Resolution Appropriating Funds for the
Centennial Anniversary of the
c. Resolution to Adopt a Revised Equal Opportunity Employment Plan
d. Resolution Adopting the
14. Controller’s Office
a. Resolution Authorizing Adjustments to the 2004 Ingham County Budget as amended by staff
c. Resolution Authorizing Contract to
Provide Administration of Self-Funded Dental Plan for Employees of
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
MOVED BY COMM. THOMAS, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE ITEMS ON THE CONSENT AGENDA. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
6. Family Independence Agency – Resolution Authorizing a Contingency Appropriation to the Family Independence Agency 2003-2004 Child Care Fund Budget
Ms. Macielinski stated the FIA is requesting a supplemental appropriation to the FIA Sub-Account of the Child Care Fund from the general fund in the amount of $65,000. Cost overruns have occurred in the Institutional Care and Independent Living line items.
Ms. Macielinski distributed copies of Foster Care Caseload
Trends in
The Committee addressed the license issue at this time. Ms. Macielinski stated her department has instituted new systems to avoid any further errors of this nature. Comm. Thomas asked if the error was reported to the Controller’s Office. Ms. Macielinski stated that since the error was administrative in nature, she did not notify the Office. Comm. Grebner stated the Board should address any such issues in the future before they become larger. Comm. Thomas expressed his concern that this issue should have been placed on the agenda.
Ms. Macielinski noted Comm. Thomas’ concern. She stated the Controller’s Office will be notified as soon as possible should such an issue appear. Chairperson Lynch stated the County should not have been surprised by this information. It should have known about it earlier. Mr. Ambrose explained that the Controller’s Office has periodic discussions with the FIA. This procedure began a few years ago and has improved the reporting process.
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION AUTHORZING A CONTINGENCY APPROPRIATION TO THE FAMILY INDEPEDENCE AGENCY 2003-2004 CHILD CARE FUND BUDGET. MOTION CARRIED with Comms. Thomas and Lynch voting NO.
4. Circuit Court/Family Division – Resolution to Authorize Entering into a Contract with Sequel Youth Services for the Transitional Female Residential Program
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. THOMAS, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT WITH SEQUEL YOUTH SERVICES FOR THE TRANSITIONAL FEMAL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM.
Comm. Dedden
asked where the females would be housed in this Program. Mr. Oliver stated the facility will be
located in the
In response to Mr. Ambrose, Mr. Reisig stated the contract can be for one or three years. He is unfamiliar with the County’s contract process. Mr. Ambrose stated the County has better control over contracts one year in length.
The Committee
discussed the Resolution further. Comm.
Dedden expressed her appreciation of Sequel’s willingness to assist females
outside of the home. Comm. DeLeon asked
if Sequel will address cultural diversity issues with the females. Mr. Reisig explained that staff is very
sensitive to this matter. Sequel does
operate multi-cultural programs in
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
15. City of Lansing/911 Advisory Board
– Resolution Authorizing Contract with
MOVED BY COMM.
GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
CONTRACT WITH
Ms. Chadwick
explained that a new electrical system is needed for the new system. In response to Comm. Grebner, Mr. Leaf
explained there is a clear cost division line between the County and the City
of
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
Mr. Leaf updated
the Committee on the
9. Parks Board – Resolution Supporting Amendments to Proposed House Bill 5906 Regarding the Certification of Parks Police Officers
In response to Comm. Dedden, Mr. Ambrose stated the Bill passed the House of Representatives. The Senate will address the Bill in the fall. He further explained that Comm. Weatherwax-Grant asked the County to act immediately on this matter.
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION SUPPORTING AMENDMENTS TO PROPOSED HOUSE BILL 5906 REGARDING THE CERTIFICATION OF PARKS POLICE OFFICERS. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
2.
MOVED BY COMM.
GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO ENTER INTO A CLOSED SESSION FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING THE
The Committee entered into a Closed Session at this time.
The Committee returned to Regular Session at this time.
Comm. Grebner
asked if the
Mr. McNulty,
MOVED BY COMM.
GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION OF THE INGHAM
1. Controller’s Office/Sheriff’s Office – Resolution to Authorize the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office to Enter into a Contract with Michigan Department of Corrections to Rent 90 Beds to the Michigan Department of Corrections
Mr. Ambrose explained to Comm. Dedden that it is more difficult to find nurses than correction officers. The Committee discussed this issue in relation to the Maximus Study.
MOVED BY COMM.
GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE
11. Facilities Department – Resolution Authorizing a Contract with American asphalt for Resurfacing Eight (8) Areas of the Parking Lot at the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office
Mr. Ambrose explained that businesses must register with the County to become vendors for the County. The businesses must also follow the County’s regulations.
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT WITH AMERICAN ASPHALS FOR RESURFACING EIGHT (8) AREAS OF THE PARKING LOT AT THE INGHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
13a. Board of Commissioners – Resolution to Submit to the electorate a Special Millage Question for a Countywide Transportation System Primarily for the Disabled and Elderly
In response to Comm. Grebner, Mr. Ambrose stated the ballot language would be clarified prior to the Board meeting.
MOVED BY COMM. GREBNER, SUPPORTED BY COMM. DEDDEN, TO APPROVE THE RESOLUTION TO SUBMIT TO THE ELECTORATE A SPECIAL MILLAGE QUESTION FOR A COUNTYWIDE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM PRIMARILY FOR THE DISABLED AND ELDERLY. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Absent: Comm. Minter
14b. Controller’s Office – Update on 2005 Budget
Mr. Ambrose informed the Committee the 2005 Budget would be discussed in detail at the August 19, 2004 Board Leadership meeting at the Fairgrounds. Liaison budget meetings are scheduled to begin after Labor Day.
Announcements: None
Public Comment: None
The meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Debra Neff