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Deputy prosecutor seeks council permission to apply for STOP grant to support domestic-violence work

Rush County Council · July 9, 2025
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Summary

Deputy Prosecutor Laura Holt asked the council for permission to apply for the federal STOP grant, requesting $41,021.08 for 10/01/2025–09/30/2026 with a county match of $13,673.69 funded from pretrial-diversion funds; the amount matches the prior year.

Laura Holt, a deputy prosecutor, asked Rush County for permission to apply for the federal STOP grant to support domestic-violence prosecution services.

Holt said the request is for $41,021.08 for the grant year 10/01/2025 through 09/30/2026 and that the county would provide a match of $13,673.69 from pretrial-diversion funds already collected by the prosecutor—s office. She said the amount requested is the same as the prior year and the grant has been continuously funded in Rush County since 2017.

Council discussion focused on the request for permission to apply; no detailed vote tally was recorded in the transcript.