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Council renews grant-funded public health surge staffing contract with Angel Staffing
On the consent agenda, the City Council approves a one-year renewal of Angel Staffing, Inc.'s contract for professional surge staffing for public health (registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, epidemiologists and public health specialists), not to exceed $2,481,280 per year and funded through DSHS grants. The memo says the department had grant deliverables through June 30, 2024 and that the grant budget for the item was 73% expended. The consent agenda passed 4:0.[1][2]
Casie StoughtonAngel Staffing, Inc.
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On June 27, 2023 the consent agenda approved a one-year renewal of Angel Staffing, Inc.'s professional surge staffing contract for public health, not to exceed $2,481,280 per year and funded through DSHS grants. The memo says the positions were "grant required to complete the work of the DSHS contract", that the department had grant deliverables through June 30, 2024, and that the grant budget for the item had been expended by 73%. The consent agenda passed 4:0 (Stanley, Tipps, Scherlen, Smith). [1][2]
- Not to exceed per year
- $2,481,280
- Expended
- 73%
- ✓ Verified
The check register shows 55 payments to Angel Staffing totaling $4,430,513.14 between July 11, 2022 and February 24, 2025: $558,797.48 in fiscal 2022, $2,355,741.68 in fiscal 2023, $1,184,150.30 in fiscal 2024 and $331,823.68 in fiscal 2025. The register does not tie payments to contracts or grants; the City also approved a separate $80,000 Angel Staffing contract for flood emergency staffing in June 2023. [3]
- Total
- $4,430,513
- Payments
- 55
- Fy2022
- $558,797
- Fy2023
- $2,355,742
- Fy2024
- $1,184,150
- Fy2025
- $331,824