Two Idaho Republican lawmakers are calling on the federal government to put a pause on the release of $14 million in childcare funding until the state boosts its fraud prevention, citing "systemic vulnerabilities" and high-profile fraud allegations in other states.
In a letter sent Dec. 31 to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Rep. Josh Tanner and Sen. Brian Lenney requested an immediate pause on "all solicitations, contract issuances, and disbursements authorized under Senate Bill 1206" The lawmakers argue that Idaho must implement more rigorous fraud-prevention rules before the state continues distributing the grants and subsidies intended to boost childcare in the state.
Idaho lawmakers call for freeze on $14M in childcare funds cmid national fraud concerns
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January 7, 2026
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