Victim assistance program reports caseload of 896 clients and readies grant application
Kim Hansen updated commissioners on Dakota County's victim assistance caseload (896 clients as of Feb. 6, including 135 Spanish speakers) and said staff expect to submit a grant application this month and asked the chair to sign related resolutions; the board approved the requested signature action.
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Kim Hansen, identified in the agenda as a representative of Dakota County Victim Assistance, briefed the board on current caseload and grant-application plans. "As of February 6, we have 896 clients that we're working with. A 135 of them are Spanish speaking," she said, and reported other service metrics (Liz provided 227 Spanish-speaking in-person services and staff have made 819 contacts and 1,542 court updates so far).
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