HomeMy WebLinkAbout630198.tiffMarch 19, 1963
Mr. Arthur L. Andersen, State Representative
7th Senatorial District
State Capitol Building
Denver, Colorado
Dear Mr. Andersen;
It has been brought to our attention that the Legislative Joint
Budget Committee has voted approval of the 80-20 matching formula for
child care. We are pleased that the committee has felt these is suf-
ficient justification to consider such a change at this time. As you
will recall in the meeting which was held in late November between the
commissioners, legislators, and the Weld County Department of public
Welfare, this matter was discussed. It was our feeling then sal it is
still so now, that thecounties have been asked to assume more of the
financing of cervices for children, which has been the responsibility
of the state. Yet state reimbursement was only 50 per cent for some
services, and no reimbursement for such important items as medical
care and transportation.
The departments of public welfare have also been asked to provide
other services in conjunction with various divisions of the Department
of Institutions, Which have increased costs further.
We realise that the question of 80-20 matching for Child Welfare
services will cow up again for discussion. We encourage you to sup-
port this action favorably.
Very truly yours,
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the Board of County Commissioners
Weld County, Colorado
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630198
March 19, 1963
Mr. George W. Atkinson, State Representative
7th Senatorial District
State Capitol Building
Denver, Colorado
Dear Mr. Atkinson:
It has been brought to our attention that the Legislative Joint
Budget Committee bar voted approval of the 60-20 matching formula for
child one. We are pleased that the committee has felt there is sut-
ficient justification to consider such a change at thin time. As you
will recall in the meeting which was held in late November between the
commissioner*, legislators, and the Weld County Department of Public
Welfare, this matter was discussed. It was cur feeling then and it is
still so now, that the counties have been asked to assume more of the
financing of services for children, which has been the responsibility
of the state. Yet state reimbursement was only 50 per cent for some
services, and no reimburssment for such important items as medical care
and transportation.
The departments of public welfare have also been asked to provide
other services in conjunction with various divisions of the Department
of Institutions, which have increased costs further.
We realise that the question of 80-20 matching for Child Welfare
services will come up again for discussion. We encourage you to sup-
port this action favorably.
Very truly yours,
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Weld County, Colorado
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March 19, 1963
Mrs. Kathleen Painter Littler, State Representative
7th Senatorial District
State Capitol Building
Denver, Colorado
Deer Imo. Littler:
It haa been brought to our attention that the Legislative Joint
Budget Committee has voted mil, of the 80.20 matching formula for
child care. We are pleased that the committee has felt there is suf-
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cient Justific ttien to consider such a change at this time. As
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still so new, that the counties have ��n ted our to feeling then and it is
financing of services for Children which has been the �asesrae =re of the
of the state. Yet state rely vas y5peforbslie
services, and no reimbursement for such only t0 per cent for some
care en transportation.
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other e d conjunction of public welfare have also been staked to provide
of ester services
which increased with various divisions of the Department
coats further.
We realise that the question of 80-20 matching for Child Weller,
cervices will come up again for discunsion. We encourage you to st41,-
pert this action favorably.
Very tru]y years,
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Weld County, Colorado se onsra
March 19, 1963
Mr. Carl J. Magnuson, State Senator
7th Senatorial District
State Capitol Building
Denver, Colorado
Dear Mr. Magnuson:
It has been brought to our attention that the Legislative Joint
Budget Camittee has voted approval of the 80-20 matching formula for
Child care. We are pleased that the aamittee has felt there is suf-
ficient justification to consider such a change at this time. As you
will recall in the meeting which was held in late November between the
commissioners, legislators, and the Weld County Department of Public
Welfare, this matter was discussed. It was our feeling then and it is
still so now, that the counties have been asked to assume more of the
financing of services for children, which has been the responsibility
of the state. Yet state reimbursement was only 50 per cent far score
services, and no reimbursement for such important items as medical care
and transportation.
The departments of public welfare have also been sleeked to provide
other services in conjunction with various divisions of the Department
at Institutiomns, which have increased coats further.
We realize that the question of 80-20 matching for Child Welfare
services will came up !again for discussion. We encourage you to sup-
port this action favorably.
Very truly yours,
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The loark of County Commissioners
rah Weld County, Colorado
March 19, 1963
Mr. Floyd Oliver, State Senator
7th Senatorial District
State Capitol Building
Denver, Colorado
Dear Mr. Olivet
It has been brought to our attention that the Legislative Joint
Budget Committee has voted approval of the 80-20 matching formula for
child care. We are pleased that the committee has felt there is suf-
ficient justification to consider such a change at this time. As you
will recall in the meeting which was held in late November between the
commissioners, legislators, and the Weld County Department of Public
Welfare, this matter was discussed. It was our feeling then and it is
still so nor, that the counties have been asked to assume mare of the
financing of services for children, which has been the responsibility
of the state. Yet state reimbursement was only 50 per cent far same
services, and no reimbursement for such important items as medical
care and transportation.
The departments of public welflare have also been asked to provide
other services in conjunction with various divisions of the Department
of Institutions, which have increased costs further.
We realise that the question of 80-20 matching for Child Welfare
services will acme up again far discussion. We encourage you to sup-
port this action favorably.
Very truly yours,
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The Board of County Commissioners
Weld County, Colorado
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