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Dae May 22, 1995
Item No. 95-226
Item/Subject: Grant Renewal -- Childhood Lead Poisoning
Prevention Project
Responsible Department: Bealth and Welfare
Commentary:
This if the fourth year for the Childhood Lead Poisoning
Prevention Project
(7/1/95 - 6/30/96). This grant preventives is very
informal. we submit
a tentative budget to the grant manager who then draws
up an agreement for
rapproval. Thin year's grant is for $33.577.
As usual. this program
is tailored to meet the funds available. The cast
to the City of Bangor
for this program is $O. ,
For your information I have attached a copy of the SPECIFICATIONS OF WORK
TO BE PERFOFN®.
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95-226
- Assigned to Councilor Be ldacci May 22. 1995
_ CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) (Orbgrt-authorizing.-the ..City -Manager —ta- Execute ... a_ Grant -Agreement --With
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rho, Maine_ nspaztmeat_od Human..Sezv.ices---Lhildhood-Lead _ Poisocolne Prevention Program
BY tie Guy ceautt of hle city Of Bangor,
ORDERED,
THAT the City Manager is authorized to apply for and accept from the
State of Maine. Department of Human Services. Bureau of health a grant in the
amount of $33.577 With no local cash match or local in-kind contribution
under the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and to be administered
by the City of Bangor Department of Health and Welfare for the period
July 1. 1995 to Tune 30, 1996.
IN CITY COUNCIL 95-226
May. 22, 1995 O R D E R
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(f(r-- Title, Authorizng the City Manager to Execute a Grant
CIN,
TTY LERR Agreement With the Mein Department of Human Services -
Childhood Lead Poiso nin& Prevention Program.
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Amigned to
Cowcilman
95-226
STANDARD AGREEMENT Page 4 of 16
EIDER A: SPECIFICATIONS OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED
Services to the Maine lead Poisoning Prevention Program (MLPPP), paruallY fined through a
grant Gam the Centers for Disease CmWI, will be precinct as described an approved work
plan wbich supports the MLPPP to do tire advitiahasks lotd belowThe Contactor shall mneme
that services covered] under this spectrum are provided and that required Mom are returned
timely.
The geographic arm mmdbYthis agreerm[ine
Av mgmvatim chart showing the relaziomtip afMLPPPs rvices is anached.
1. Parliapare in Mal Program evaluatie#both the state and local progarn levels.
2. Ensure screening for blood lead levels in children at highest risk for lead
pasovwq aged six mooWs to six years: Portland -1,500, Bangor -1,250;
Lewstov-1,000; and and health centers -1,000. The targets for screening said
vat be revisdumilacomprehersire Ptogr evalmtimu wmpled.
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expxbi,however, that efforts to increase screnumot wnl continue.
3. Provide barely and appropriate follow-up for children and assure appropriate
infatuation is poisoned 0 parmta whose children Lave blood lead locals> 15
uP/dL can full case menagemmt for 90% of children Werified with blood
levels 220 agAU.
4. Conduct initial mvbomnenpl inspections in 95% of the dwelling trusts cocupial
by newly idrntified and endured cases, within the Me frames specified in the
Progarns codes(Portland and Baular),
5. Assist and support the MLPPP in rarptcl areas through Local Acdm Comcds
(LACs). Bach agency or beards center will continue or develop LACs which wed
include representatives from key ermvary groups such as local government
public health nunm,pre-school service preg errs, churches, civic groups, tribal
organvations, and others as appropriate in the commuuity.
Each LAC w 2 carry out sp a ific activities, including analysis of its communities
to deterrents baseline risk hr lead poisorvng;-development of plan of auction to
ducat, the mrgered population about lead risks and about Trow to oddness dean,
and effom w ensure sueemng and fallow -up for targeted childtm in agencies'
caarracted areas.
6. Develop, mllaboratiuty with the MLPPP, an educational initiative fur both
statewide ard ler.,i implemevmtian. This will include implementing the
screening and nursing fellow -up protocols in thdr ares.
A statewide effort will be developed and implemented to provide Public and
health professional education. The MLPPP will Provide, support and -
sooWina[elOc 1 participation.