Georgia § 31-2a-33 Administration and duties

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§ 31-2a-33 — Administration and duties

Georgia § 31-2a-33

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O.C.G.A. § 31-2a-33 (2026).

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(a)The department shall oversee the program and is authorized to contract with a contract management agency to administer the program.

(b)The contract management agency selected by the department shall meet the definition of a contract management agency as defined in paragraph (3) of Code Section 31-2A-31 and shall:

(1)Create a grant application process;

(2)Evaluate grant applications and make recommendations to the department;

(3)Communicate acceptance or denial of grant applications to direct client service providers;

(4)Monitor compliance with the terms and conditions of the grant;

(5)Maintain records for each grant applicant and award; and (6) Coordinate activities and correspondence between the department and direct client service providers.

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(a) The department shall oversee the program and is authorized to contract with a contract management agency to administer the program. (b) The contract management agency selected by the department shall meet the definition of a contract management agency as defined in paragraph (3) of Code Section 31-2A-31 and shall: (1) Create a grant application process; (2) Evaluate grant applications and make recommendations to the department; (3) Communicate acceptance or denial of grant applications to direct client service providers; (4) Monitor compliance with the terms and conditions of the grant; (5) Maintain records for each grant applicant and award; and (6) Coordinate activities and correspondence between the department and direct client service providers.