Larimer County Administrative Matters Meeting 8/8/23
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Topics: Commissioners Guest (Monte Williams, Forest Service Supervisor, Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland), Proclamation for National Farmers’ Market Week, 2023 Monsoon Flooding Disaster Declaration, Larimer County Immediate Needs Grant Programs Implemented by Poudre River Public Library District & Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center, First reading of tobacco ordinance repeal, County Manager Update (Assistant County Manager) and Commissioner Activity Reports.
Item #3: Larimer County Immediate Needs Grant Program - Poudre River Public Library District
01:14:59
The Poudre River Public Library District (PRPLD) was awarded grants for two projects under the
Larimer County Immediate Needs Grant program. The first was a contribution towards the purchase of a vehicle to
provide mobile library services, which was introduced at the May 9th Administrative Matters Meeting. The second
project, entitled “Technology at Home (TecH), enabled PRPLD to purchase laptop and hotspot kits that can be lent
out so that customers can have internet and technology access at their homes.
Item #4: Larimer County Immediate Needs Grant Program - Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center
01:34:05
Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center (Teaching Tree) provides year-round, full, and
half-day developmentally appropriate programs for children from 6 weeks to 5 years of age in Loveland and Fort
Collins. In September 2021 during a surge in COVID-19 cases caused by the Delta variant, Teaching Tree
implemented a cohorting system in order to continue operating and to reduce the risk of COVID-19 exposure.
Cohorting resulted in fewer children per classroom, requiring additional staff time and associated expense. The
Immediate Needs Grant from Larimer County funded these additional costs to enable safe operation.
Item #5: First Reading of Tobacco Ordinance Repeal
01:48:56