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Commission adopts proclamation recognizing domestic violence awareness; Lighthouse services highlighted
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted a proclamation recognizing domestic violence awareness and heard from Lighthouse staff about victim services and an Oct. 16 remembrance event at Mayday Park in Daphne.
The Baldwin County Commission adopted a proclamation recognizing domestic violence awareness and heard from Lighthouse staff about services and upcoming community events.
Dr. Milne, identified as operations specialist with the Lighthouse, told commissioners the organization provides services to victims across Baldwin County, saying "1 in 3 women are impacted in their lifetime by domestic violence." She described outreach and a remembrance event scheduled for Oct. 16 at Mayday Park in Daphne.
Commissioners praised Lighthouse staff and law enforcement partners and thanked volunteers and advocates who assist survivors. A motion to adopt the proclamation was made and seconded; the commission voted and the motion carried.
The proclamation and the Lighthouse presentation emphasized prevention, survivor support and community resources. The meeting did not include a vote to allocate new county funds to the Lighthouse; the action recorded was formal adoption of the proclamation.
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