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Commission approves state victims' advocate grant for 2025–26 term
Summary
The Daggett County Commission voted to approve the state victims' advocate grant for the stated term after clarifying the fiscal-year timing and paperwork changes related to a staff transfer; commissioners noted the award will fund victim services delivered by county staff.
The Daggett County Commission voted to approve the state's victims' advocate grant for the term presented, with Speaker 2 making the motion and Speaker 1 seconding. Recorded affirmative votes included Speaker 2 and Speaker 5, and staff said the grant documents will be signed electronically.
Commissioners spent several minutes clarifying the grant's term and administrative details. Speaker 3 asked whether the award covered 2025–27 and whether signatures must be renewed annually; others clarified the county was speaking of the state fiscal year and that the listed funding period tied to July 1, 2025. Speaker 3 said the paperwork changes reflected a transfer of employees and that, aside from replacing a staff name on forms (removing "Mikel" and inserting the new staff member), nothing substantive had changed.
The commission emphasized that approval authorizes the county to accept and administer the grant and that staff will provide the victim services funded by the award. Speaker 5 said she would sign the documents electronically. The action was procedural: the commission approved the grant and directed staff to complete required signatures and filings.
