Texas § 547A.0002 ACCEPTABLE USES OF GRANT MONEY.

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§ 547A.0002 — ACCEPTABLE USES OF GRANT MONEY.

Texas § 547A.0002

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 547A.0002 (2026).

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Sec. 547A.0002. ACCEPTABLE USES OF GRANT MONEY. An entity shall use money received from a grant made by the commission and private funding sources to establish or expand a community collaborative. Acceptable uses for the money include:

(1)developing the infrastructure of the collaborative and the start-up costs of the collaborative;

(2)establishing, operating, or maintaining other community service providers in the community the collaborative serves, including intake centers, detoxification units, sheltering centers for food, workforce training centers, microbusinesses, and educational centers;

(3)providing clothing, hygiene products, and medical services to and arranging transitional and permanent residential housing for individuals the collaborative serves;

(4)providing mental health

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Sec. 547A.0002. ACCEPTABLE USES OF GRANT MONEY. An entity shall use money received from a grant made by the commission and private funding sources to establish or expand a community collaborative. Acceptable uses for the money include:
(1) developing the infrastructure of the collaborative and the start-up costs of the collaborative;
(2) establishing, operating, or maintaining other community service providers in the community the collaborative serves, including intake centers, detoxification units, sheltering centers for food, workforce training centers, microbusinesses, and educational centers;
(3) providing clothing, hygiene products, and medical services to and arranging transitional and permanent residential housing for individuals the collaborative serves;
(4) providing mental health services and substance use treatment not readily available in the community the collaborative serves;
(5) providing information, tools, and resource referrals to assist individuals the collaborative serves in addressing the needs of their children; and
(6) establishing and operating coordinated intake processes, including triage procedures, to protect public safety in the community the collaborative serves.