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Commissioners authorize county to apply for state domestic-violence grant
Summary
The Clay County commissioners authorized the chair to sign the annual domestic-violence grant application after a brief presentation from Deputy Caitlin; the motion passed unanimously.
Clay County commissioners on Monday authorized the chair to sign the county’s annual domestic-violence grant application after a brief presentation by Deputy Caitlin.
Deputy Caitlin told the board she provided grant materials to the commission last Friday and asked for the board’s approval to submit the application. “We apply for the grant. We’ve never been denied money at this point,” she said, and described the grant as a recurring item the county requests each year.
The request drew brief supportive comments from commissioners. A motion to authorize the chair to sign the application was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The vote was taken without further conditions or roll-call details recorded in the transcript; the board did not attach additional requirements or a specific dollar amount to the authorization during the meeting. The presentation and vote were part of the meeting’s regular-agenda business.
The county’s grant application will proceed with the chair’s signature as authorized at the meeting. No grant award amount was stated in the discussion recorded on the record.
