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A program presenter said the 26 youth were ages 12 to 17, of whom six cases were informal adjustments, two were adjudicated and 18 were referral cases from schools or law enforcement. The presenter added: “We do expect though with new attendance laws coming into place that the number of youth served for YTribe will be rising,” and said staff were discussing a classroom model at schools to increase capacity.

Staff described current summer programming: 10 youths are participating in a summer “live craft” program that included a finance class and a yoga session, and planned field trips to a Honda facility, a volunteer fire department and a dock mechanic shop to expose participants to careers and workplaces. The program is also scheduled to present at Rotary on Monday, June 30, county staff said.

Program staff emphasized prevention and connection with school staff; a colleague, Jeremy, said the program team has been building the effort for two years and that “things are going great.” The presenter said YTribe serves students in the county public schools and at Saint Mary’s and solicited questions from the committee; none were raised during the meeting.

Staff did not provide an exact projection for expected enrollment under the new attendance laws, and the transcript records that future numbers are expected to rise but did not specify a target. Committee members did not take formal action on YTribe funding during this session.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","JRAC 6/6/2025","oneSentenceSummary","County staff reported that YTribe served 26 youths ages 12–17 during the school year, including six informal adjustments and two adjudications; the program is expanding summer activities and exploring classroom-based delivery to reach more students as new attendance laws take effect.","taxTitle","Decatur County, Indiana","taxId",56035,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6199611,"Committee alerted to FSSA matching challenge grant; June 30 deadline could prompt special meeting",110,1500000,1610000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3825051-bdb6057a19a0be0daf7c56bce48253e4&start=1500&end=1610","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3825051-bdb6057a19a0be0daf7c56bce48253e4/thumbnail_1500000.jpg","/articles/6199611/Decatur-County/Indiana/Committee-alerted-to-FSSA-matching-challenge-grant-June-30-deadline-could-prompt-special-meeting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6199611-b21511f00aa0540823d1067c339817df/orig.mp4?Expires=1770620767&Signature=FZqqhFNAbZjYlwPMMNVuNF9-CVTFDFAA64K2~yks-u0CufmMTWqa5IDSGaTcfLyvNiWD0mvbAyrEydhXA9N7cyUdfc8jZ6txqaQb7xkfykWy~N9l5uR4nUTS7BCAaaI~Cdw75N~H1iLu0hsipbnLeQPuMuEAAnyKNaw7G6YiHQkANzj0aZlGU9cqeZHZpWtLbTzbgq164NSDfWRLIN5RcK~NbXCIs8vFaRhn~-v6hWydZ4hd4ir63zIzCMErvPM7lUGC6mZA~n8pe8LUY~e0Blp4xvF1LkufdJbCPRmSNqcK3u4Wv2v3hHF7j5UXRaMklCYGbGmvHXecCM-QRvhhuQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Decatur County opioid response committee staff notified members about a challenge grant opportunity from the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) that would match opioid response grants dollar‑for‑dollar up to $150,000, and said the deadline to apply is June 30.

Amy Hicks, identified in the meeting as a representative of 1 Voice, told the committee that FSSA’s matching opportunity would apply to organizations receiving recovery‑works funding and could provide up to $150,000 in matched funds. Hicks said the match categories include program expansion, transportation services, and capital dispensing. Committee staff said they discovered the opportunity shortly before the meeting and recommended confirming applicant eligibility and, if needed, calling a special meeting so organizations would not lose out on potential matched funds.

Committee members asked staff to check whether recent grant recipients (for example, Esperanza and Foundation for Recovery) could be eligible for the FSSA match and whether funds already awarded could qualify. A staff member said they would follow up with organizations and report back; the committee did not vote on spending or matching obligations at the meeting.

The committee recorded the June 30 deadline and directed staff to identify whether existing or proposed grant applications would qualify for matching and whether a special meeting would be necessary to approve county funding or reallocation to secure the match. No commitments were made on county matching funds during the session.","Committee members were informed of a Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) matching challenge grant that would match opioid response grants 1:1 up to $150,000; staff said the application deadline is June 30 and recommended determining quickly whether to convene a special meeting to consider applications.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6199616,"Decatur County panel approves $60,000 startup for Indiana Treatment Center, funds sheriff’s mobile app; All For Ministries request tabled",966,300000,1266000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3825051-bdb6057a19a0be0daf7c56bce48253e4&start=300&end=1266","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3825051-bdb6057a19a0be0daf7c56bce48253e4/thumbnail_300000.jpg","/articles/6199616/Decatur-County/Indiana/Decatur-County-panel-approves-60000-startup-for-Indiana-Treatment-Center-funds-sheriffs-mobile-app-All-For-Ministries-request-tabled","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6199616-7e438b2243a89402d6982cdbc30ee318/orig.mp4?Expires=1770620767&Signature=fO7oL~HJwr7Rn0HHDZ6UsPapzAr0onrNrbpVnrIxLTJd3lcvcZb89ObyV~opR3ehV3sj7foDGS~oquAYTXB7rP8GbmMIgzr8zdUv~bHVooYPjRh7iEBHvep4VjI30UoLyP5sTC1CZI~4AmLwfQjAwLFQVMb76EX9DvhFumhnqt5tBEYDHIBzWJaUPl07WrxB8QrorEZCOlaM4y1jzNCL1CkoydIvZSUreHtdyPNHONMCIOhhcEY0fcqkgHqdV38XA0WTj0LBH4ADtcLk2TABZvzV5Vco2yLcZOLHc6ue5Z7chrSMYEFAQNaXEqQTHRzami1liaHHAbrog6dMd6wTEQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Decatur County opioid response committee voted to provide a one-time $60,000 startup payment to the Indiana Treatment Center to support intensive outpatient programming and associated services, approved a $26,009.40 three‑year subscription for a sheriff’s mobile app, and tabled a funding request from All For Ministries pending additional information and a brief public presentation.

Committee members approved the Indiana Treatment Center (ITC) funding after staff reported ITC would offer intensive outpatient programming (IOP), relapse prevention groups, biosocial assessments, individual therapy, peer recovery coaching and referral communications. A county staff member said, “If we can give them the $60,000, it would be start up cost 1 time only.” The committee noted the $60,000 would replace funds previously earmarked for another provider that has not executed a memorandum of understanding.

The committee also approved a three‑year contract to subscribe to a mobile application for the sheriff’s department (presented by a sheriff’s department representative, Bill). Bill described the SharedApps product and said the $26,009.40 figure covers setup and three years of service, enabling push notifications for traffic incidents, a resource directory, anonymous tip submission and other community-facing features. The motion to fund the app passed; the sheriff abstained from the vote, which committee members acknowledged on the record.

All For Ministries’ funding request drew more extended discussion. Committee members expressed uncertainty about program focus, staffing and how a requested $40,000 would fit within a roughly $200,000 program budget reported during discussion. Concerns included whether the program’s primary emphasis would be drug‑prevention or broader youth services, and how the requested county funds would be used. Committee members agreed to formalize a callback/presentation process: All For Ministries (represented at the meeting as Sefton) was invited to present for up to 10 minutes and to provide written answers to a list of questions the committee will circulate. The committee voted to table final funding until that follow up occurs.

The committee recorded that the JRAC (Juvenile/Recovery Advisory Committee) recommended full funding for the ITC proposal; committee members incorporated that recommendation into their approval vote. Staff said ITC had provided a draft MOU to guide services and that the $60,000 would cover program development, staffing and ramp‑up costs.

Members discussed funding sources and noted that one county fund (unrestricted funds) could be used for the sheriff’s app and other items; staff said the county currently had an unrestricted balance and that the ITC startup request would involve reallocating money originally designated to another provider. No final reclassification of county funds beyond the voted actions was recorded in the meeting.

Direction and next steps recorded by the committee: staff will circulate the list of questions for All For Ministries, schedule the invited 10‑minute presentation, and prepare the draft MOU for ITC implementation steps. No additional contracts were signed during the meeting; the approvals were recorded as committee votes to move forward with funding as described.

Quotation sources in this article are from committee discussion and staff remarks made during the meeting.","The Decatur County opioid response committee voted to fund a one-time $60,000 startup grant for Indiana Treatment Center, approved a three-year $26,009.40 subscription for a sheriff's mobile app, and tabled a $40,000‑level funding request from All For Ministries while requesting a follow-up presentation and answers to written questions.","actionData","errors"]

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