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Commission ratifies multiple consent items: VOCA grant ratified and grant-funded addiction specialist approved

Utah County Commission · April 11, 2017
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Summary

Utah County commissioners approved several consent and regular items by voice vote (3–0), including ratifying a VOCA victim-advocate grant—and approved adding a federally funded addiction-services position to address opioid response.

At the meeting the commission disposed of routine business and approved multiple consent agenda items and regular requests, all by voice votes recorded as 3–0.

Consent agenda item 5 (ratification of the VOCA victim‑advocate grant) was described by Sergeant Jason Randall, who said the grant supports the victim advocate program and that last year the advocates helped more than 1,100 victims and provided over 6,100 services; the commission ratified the signature/acceptance as stated. Commissioners also approved other consent items and tax credit/refund requests (consent item 15) after brief staff explanations.

On the regular agenda the panel approved a grant‑funded full‑time career position for the Department of Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Treatment to support an addictionologist, funded through the federal STR block grant; Human Resources confirmed the position is grant‑funded for at least three years.

All motions on these consent and regular items passed by voice vote, 3–0. Commissioners noted staff will return required written findings and that most grant funds are federally provided.