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State’s Attorney raises concerns about teenage suicide rates and suggests community activities
Summary
Angelo Mondragon, Cavalier County State’s Attorney, presented a statistical report on teenage suicide rates and discussed possible youth activities and supports; the commission discussed ideas but the minutes record no formal action or funding commitments.
Angelo Mondragon, Cavalier County State’s Attorney, met with the board on Nov. 7 to discuss a statistical report showing teenage suicide rates in Cavalier County and to offer several ideas for community activities aimed at supporting youth. County minutes state that Mondragon discussed “a number of ideas” but do not list specific programs, funding proposals, or formal next steps.
Commissioners acknowledged the concern and discussed possible activities that could be added locally to support young people, but the minutes record no motion, direction to staff to implement programs, or budget allocation related to Mondragon’s presentation. The item remains a discussion point in the public record rather than an adopted program.
The minutes do not provide the statistical table or numbers from the report. Any reporting of rates or counts beyond the minutes would require review of the underlying report or direct confirmation from State’s Attorney Mondragon or county staff.
