Victim-assistance coordinator reports steady caseload and modest grant increase
Kim Hansen told the board the county's victim-assistance program closed the prior grant year with 1,374 clients served and that the new state grant increased to 62,428 (previous year cited as "56"); Hansen detailed Spanish-language service counts and offered to provide alternate fiscal-year-aligned spreadsheets on request.
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Kim Hansen, the county victim-assistance coordinator (presenter noted in the agenda and speaking as S2), gave an update on service volumes and state grant funding during the Sept. 14 meeting.
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