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Amarillo City Council

February 24, 2026 Final

Agenda — 3 items

  1. <strong>Consider Acceptance - Annual Hansen's Grant Renewal. </strong>This item considers acceptance of the annual Hansen's grant renewal to test for and treat Hansen's Disease (leprosy).Grantor: Texas Department of State Health Services Amount: $32,340.00Local Match/Funding Source: There is no local match.Is the item budgeted? Yes
  2. <strong>Consider Acceptance - Public Health Emergency Preparedness Annual Grant Renewal. </strong>This item considers acceptance of the Public Health Emergency Preparedness annual grant renewal to plan for all hazards, participate in community education, and respond to public health emergencies.Grantor: Texas Department of State Health ServicesAmount: $281,685.00Local Match/Funding Source: $265,077.00 with $25,608.00 (10%) match, total award $281,685.00Is the item budgeted? Yes
  3. Consideration of Resolution No. 02-24-26-1. This item is the first reading to consider a resolution to amend the Amarillo Hospital District (the District) 2024/2025 Budget. This budget amendment is recommended for approval by the Amarillo Hospital District Board of Managers. The amendment is being made to cover additional intergovernmental transfers (IGT) to the State in support of the local hospitals. This additional budget amount of $6,500,000 is fully funded by participation from the local hospitals through the Local Providers Participation Fund (LPPF) and the expenditures did not come from any funding from the District. This amendment will align the IGT payments budget to actual for the 2024/2025 year.

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