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2 <br /> 1 average pre-trial population is down significantly over the 10 years of the initiative, and they are <br /> 2 seeing a significantly higher number of referrals for behavioral health services. She said during <br /> 3 the NACo legislative conference, common problems for counties across the country were <br /> 4 discussed, including potential Medicaid cuts and work requirements, potential cuts to <br /> 5 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs (SNAP), potential cuts to Temporary Assistance for <br /> 6 Needy Families (TANF) and child protective services, potential cuts and/or reform to FEMA, <br /> 7 removal of federal tax exemptions on interest received on municipal bonds. She said the removal <br /> 8 of federal tax exemptions would have a significant impact on the county's purchase ability for <br /> 9 bonds and all county bonds across the country. She said NACo and NCACC are bringing these <br /> 10 issues forward to legislators at the national level. She said Vice-Chair Hamilton can add some <br /> 11 additional perspective during her comments. <br /> 12 Commissioner Fowler said she attended the Family Success Alliance Care Coalition <br /> 13 meeting and discussed mini grants, access to care, social determinants of health, and behavioral <br /> 14 health. She said there will be three CHIP meetings in March at Solid Waste in Chapel Hill. Said <br /> 15 she attended the Board of Health meeting last week and received a presentation from Town of <br /> 16 Chapel Hill staff presentation about projects to improve safety and slowing traffic and received a <br /> 17 presentation of the Board of Health's draft budget for next year. <br /> 18 Chair Bedford said the Drakeford Library Complex grand opening was postponed due to <br /> 19 snow and will now be held on March 21 st 11:00 am. She said in addition to the library, Carrboro <br /> 20 has office space and public services there and the Skills Development Center is also located <br /> 21 there. Chair Bedford brought attention to the proclamations on the consent agenda tonight <br /> 22 including Creek Week and World Water Day. <br /> 23 Vice-Chair Hamilton said she attended the Central Pines Regional Council Executive <br /> 24 Board meeting along with Commissioner Greene. She said that Central Pines has been working <br /> 25 for a couple of years to lay the groundwork for a regional visioning process called Connected <br /> 26 Region 2050. She said they are looking at a funding plan including funding from member local <br /> 27 governments with populations over 20,000. She said the Board may be interested in receiving a <br /> 28 presentation before committing any funds. She shared that Commissioner Carter was videotaped <br /> 29 sharing information on the Stepping Up Initiative and encouraged everyone to watch it when that <br /> 30 video is shared. She thanked Commissioner Carter for her comments about the NACo conference <br /> 31 and said she would like to share something she learned. She explained that there are two budget <br /> 32 processes happening at the federal level; one is a continuing resolution expiring March 14th that <br /> 33 maintains funding for the federal government until the end of this fiscal year, September 30th. She <br /> 34 said because this was not a normal budget passage, it required continuing resolutions to keep <br /> 35 the government operating. She said the federal government may shutdown on March 14th if <br /> 36 Congress doesn't pass a continuing resolution. Additionally, she said there is another process <br /> 37 called budget reconciliation, a special legislative process that can quickly advance high-priority <br /> 38 fiscal legislation. She said in the Senate, those bills are not subject to filibuster, so a simple <br /> 39 majority can pass it. She said it is her understanding that cuts to some of the issues Commissioner <br /> 40 Carter highlighted are in the budget reconciliation because there is a desire to extend tax cuts <br /> 41 that would expire December of 2025 and spending cuts are needed in order to offset the $4.5 <br /> 42 trillion in tax cuts over 10 years. She explained this provides context for why potential cuts to <br /> 43 Medicaid, etc. are on the table. <br /> 44 Commissioner Greene said the search for a new GoTriangle CEO is narrowing down. In <br /> 45 the spirit of what was just shared, she said one of the candidates was a late entry to the pool <br /> 46 because she was just laid off from the Federal Transit Administration in February. <br /> 47 <br /> 48 <br /> 49 <br />
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