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Committee approves moving forward with Department of Labor veterans 'stand down' grant

September 12, 2026 | Eaton County, Michigan


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Committee approves moving forward with Department of Labor veterans 'stand down' grant
Brandy (staff) described a Department of Labor "stand down" grant opportunity intended to host two large events to enroll Eaton County veterans in benefits and provide services such as health screening, job assistance, meals and winter clothing. "The flat line is $10,000 that if we apply, we're likely to get," she said, adding that a federal disaster declaration within a specified timeframe could make the county eligible for $50,000.

Commissioners discussed the requirement for five specific local partners (mental/medical screening, housing/shelter referrals, veteran benefits/employment assistance, social/legal/community services, and winter care gear) and asked staff for partner lists; Commissioner Shaver moved the item and the committee voted in favor to approve moving the grant application forward to the full board process.

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