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County authorizes chair to sign fourth-year DOC Court Resource Home subgrant application
Summary
Codington County commissioners authorized the chair to sign a Department of Corrections subgrant application to extend the Court Resource Home grant for a fourth year at $21,860; the grant requires no local match.
The Codington County Commission on May 13 authorized the chair to sign an application to accept a fourth year of Department of Corrections (DOC) funding for the Court Resource Home subgrant.
Presenters said the grant has run for three years, supporting the program operated with the Rich and Barrett Ohm family. County staff said the DOC encouraged the county and two other counties to apply for a fourth year. The requested amount is $21,860 and the grant requires no local match.
Commissioner Gable moved to approve the application and Commissioner Schwer seconded. Commissioners approved the authorization; staff said the funds cover the program cost and that the program is court-approved for diversion and juvenile services.
Officials said approval is necessary because the Court Resource Home operates as a court-approved diversion program and the grant covers program operating costs. The commission recorded the motion as carried.
