Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Green River Area Development District.
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Sep 9, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
Provide in-home services and legal assistance.
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City
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Owensboro
County
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Daviess
Address
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300 GRADD Way
Zip Code
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42301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Green River Area Development District
The council received a presentation on the services provided by Hospice of Western Kentucky, detailing the differences between palliative and hospice care, available bereavement services, and community engagement programs. Various program updates were provided, including status reports on Legal Aid funding, senior meal delivery, Comfort Keepers operational capacity, and AmeriCorps program expansion. The meeting also addressed preparations for Resident Rights Month, statistics from the Kentucky Family Caregiver Program, leadership changes at the Aging and Disability Resource Center, and service caseloads for in-home care. Additionally, the committee discussed the upcoming procurement process for Legal Aid and In-Home Services, alongside news regarding increased state funding allocations for senior nutrition meal programs.
The committee reviewed financial allocations, noting that a net operating loss in June was due to timing issues rather than operational decline. Discussions included Kentucky's participation in a federal scholarship tax credit program and the formation of a Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO). The committee also authorized legal action and advocacy in response to a proposal from the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services to move Medicaid Waiver services to a single statewide vendor, citing potential funding losses and concerns for program participants. Finally, the committee entered into a closed session regarding personnel matters.
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The board discussed the treasurer's report regarding financial performance and operating surplus. A guest speaker provided an overview of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. The board passed a Medicaid Litigation Resolution to join other agencies in legal advocacy to protect Medicaid Waiver services. Committee reports were presented for the Area Council on Aging, Economic Development Corporation, Hazard Mitigation Council, Water Management Council, and Workforce Development Board, including loan approvals and project updates. The executive director provided updates on staffing and federal scholarship tax credit programs. Legislative updates included discussions on the Ratepayer Protection Act and the Energy Resurgence (POWER) Act. Finally, the board endorsed several regional executive orders.
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