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This Action Approves an Award in the Amount of $28,641 to the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services for the Purpose of an Electronic Data Collection System to Collect and Track Lead-based Paint Inspections and Inspector Information, as Well as Generate Messages, Reminders, and Reports. the System Will Also Allow for the Management of Certificates and Permits for Individuals in Kentucky. the Outputs Are the Number of Trainings Attended by the New Employee, Number of Reports Generated Using the New Computer System, and Number of Reminder Messages Sent to Certified Contractors. Deliverables Include Improved Data Management Processes, Improved Ability to Track Credentials for Lead-based Paint Contractors, and Improved Flow of Progress Reports Between the Program and Leadership. the Outcome of This Award Will Be That the State Is Able to Improve Their Data Management Processes and Generate Reports to Epa Easier and More Efficiently. Beneficiaries of the Grant Funds Are Contractor
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