County extends supervised-visitation contracts through Sept. 30, 2027
The commissioners approved first amendments to three Hancock County Job and Family Services agreements — with Women's Resource Center, Adriel, Inc., and Open Arms — to continue supervised-visitation services through Sept. 30, 2027.
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Phil Johnson presented three first-amendment agreements under Hancock County Job and Family Services to extend supervised-visitation services through Sept. 30, 2027. The agreements affect the Women's Resource Center of Hancock County (Res. #635-26), Adriel, Inc. (Res. #636-26), and Council on Domestic Violence, Inc., d/b/a Open Arms (Res. #637-26). Each resolution was moved by Commissioner William Bateson, seconded by Commissioner Timothy Bechtol, and approved 3-0.
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