Health and Safety
TL;DR
The Health and Safety committee approved increased funding for two programs: $290,000 more for Denver Children's Advocacy Center to continue child forensic interviews through 2026, and $750,000 additional funding for the Roads to Recovery program providing case management and support services through year-end 2026. A surveillance task force update was also presented to the committee.
Key Decisions
- Denver Children's Advocacy Center funding increase Approved
- Roads to Recovery program funding increase Approved
- Surveillance Task Force Update presentation Heard in committee
Agenda
- Attendance
- Briefings
- 26-0074 Surveillance Task Force UpdatePresentationAction: heard in committee
Council Presentation 26-0074 was heard in Committee.
- Consent Items
- 26-0061 Amends an Agreement with Denver Children's Advocacy Center (DCAC) to add $290,000.00 for a new total of $1,200,000 and to add one (1) year with a new end date of 12-31-2026 to continue providing child forensic interviews, citywide (POLIC-202266018-00/POLIC-202582793-03).ResolutionAction: approved by consent
Council Resolution 26-0061 was approved by consent.
- 26-0063 Amends a contract with The Reciprocity Collective to add $750,000.00 for a new contract total of 1,657,482.75 and add 12 months for a new end date of 12-31-26 to provide case management and participant support for the Roads to Recovery program, citywide (ENVHL-202477395-00/ENVHL-202582513-02).ResolutionAction: approved by consent
Council Resolution 26-0063 was approved by consent.