Garfield County approves $187,000 Community Investment Safety Fund application split among three programs
The Board approved a $187,000 application and MOU for the County Community Investment Safety Fund, voting to split the amount equally among the Garfield County Criminal Justice Authority, Youth and Family Services, and the Garfield County Drug Court.
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Vice‑Chairman Reese Wedel moved that the Chairman sign a Memorandum of Understanding and submit an application totaling $187,000 to the County Community Investment Safety Fund; the motion passed unanimously. "These funds will be split three ways, to benefit the Garfield County Criminal Justice Authority, Youth and Family Services, and the Garfield County Drug Court. Each entity would potentially receive $62,333.00," the board record states.
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