Committee accepts three‑year victim services grant totaling $144,448.57 per year
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The Washington County Safety Committee agreed to accept a three‑year victim services grant paying $144,448.57 annually and discussed whether a board resolution or finance referral is required for budget treatment.
A county staff speaker told the Washington County Safety Committee the county received notice of a new victim services grant covering three years and said each year’s award is $144,448.57.
"We we just received notice yesterday that we received our new, victim services grant, which is going to expire this year. So it's for the next 3 years... So it actually reads 20 25 to '26, 2026 to '27, 20 27 to 28. And each year, the amount is $144,448.57," the staff member said.
Committee members discussed whether accepting the grant requires a board resolution and whether the county budget already accounted for the revenue. A staff participant said the committee could accept it if the expense and revenue were already in the current year’s budget; otherwise, a referral to finance for a budget amendment would be needed.
"If the full number is in your budget, we won't need to send it to finance... if there's a budget amendment needed to finance, we can have to only bring it," a committee member said.
Committee members voted to accept the grant at the committee level and noted they would confirm whether a formal board resolution or a finance referral is required.