Common use of Fund Provisions Clause in Contracts

Fund Provisions. A. An emergency is defined as the actual or anticipated loss of housing or utilities posing a direct, immediate threat to the physical health or safety of the assistance unit. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County shall grant Family Emergency Funds only when and to the extent that funding is available through the county-designated portion of the MFIP Consolidated Fund. C. Family Emergency Fund assistance shall resolve the emergency, not postpone it. Funds shall be approved on behalf of a client for the most cost-effective solution. D. The goals established for the Family Emergency Fund portion of the MFIP Consolidated Fund are to: 1. Help families whose gross income is at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guideline, (FPG) and who are in crisis situations. 2. Provide emergency payments in a fair and consistent manner; 3. Spend the allocation designated. E. All payments made on behalf of a family unit shall be vendor paid. F. All payments shall be reviewed and logged by a designated supervisory employee.

Fund Provisions. A. An emergency is defined as the actual or anticipated loss of housing or utilities posing a direct, immediate threat to the physical health or safety of the assistance unit. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County shall grant Family Emergency Funds only when and to the extent that funding is available through the county-county- designated portion of the MFIP Consolidated Fund. C. Family Emergency Fund assistance shall resolve the emergency, not postpone it. Funds shall be approved on behalf of a client for the most cost-effective solution. D. The goals established for the Family Emergency Fund portion of the MFIP Consolidated Fund are to: 1. Help families whose gross income is at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guideline, (FPG) and who are in crisis situations. 2. Provide emergency payments in a fair and consistent manner; 3. Spend the allocation designated. E. All payments made on behalf of a family unit shall be vendor paid. F. All payments shall be reviewed and logged by a designated supervisory employee.