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Albany County accepts two grants for Crime Victims & Violence Center to support community safety and prevention education
2856362 · March 26, 2025
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Summary
Albany County amended its Crime Victims & Violence Center budget to allocate a $30,950 Department of Health grant for a community safety project and accepted a $12,888 OCFS supplemental grant for staff salaries and prevention education.
The Albany County Legislature approved two budget actions for the County’s Crime Victims & Violence Center (CVVC).
Director Amanda Wingle asked the Legislature to allocate $30,950 of previously received Department of Health grant funding to a fees-for-services line to support a community safety project. Wingle said the funds will pay…
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