On October 21, 2021, the Children’s Services Council of Leon County Negotiation Team approved a recommendation from the Needs Assessment Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) Negotiation Team to award Q-Q Research Consultants with the contract for the Asset and Needs Assessment. The contract price is $279,773.
On Monday, August 30, local child advocate and Founder of the 4Generations Institute, Jack Levine, addressed the Capital City Kiwanis Club on the latest happenings with the Children’s Services Council of Leon County. His presentation provided history of the CSC movement locally and across the state, as well as addressed the governance structure of the Council, what it hopes to levy in terms of local taxes, and its recently adopted priorities.
The Children’s Services Council of Leon County (CSC Leon) seeks to establish, through an Invitation to Negotiate (ITN), a contract for completion of a comprehensive inventory and analysis of programs currently offered in Leon County, Florida, which will provide a sound basis for future CSC Leon funding decisions.
After almost two hours of discussion, the Leon County Children’s Services Council unanimously voted for a property tax rate of .375 mills. The maximum tax the CSC was allowed to levy was 0.5, or half of a mill. The tax amount will vary depending on how much a person’s property is worth.
On Thursday, ten council members were sworn in after 66-percent of voters in Leon County said they wanted the Children’s Services Council.
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