Juvenile Department contract with Peace at Home included in Douglas County packet; JRP funding and program details provided

The Douglas County Juvenile Department included Contract No. 30002863 between the county and Peace at Home Advocacy Center in the Feb. 18, 2026 agenda packet. The agenda cover line lists the contract amount as $90,628.05 and the term as July 1, 2025–Aug. 31, 2027; later contract language in the attached exhibits describes a maximum payment amount of $90,628.06 and emphasizes that the source of funding is the Justice Reinvestment Program (JRP) IGA recorded with the county.

The contract sets out services and goals for the county‑funded grant period: Peace at Home will sustain legal advocacy and increase shelter capacity, expand linguistically and culturally specific services for Latinx survivors, and coordinate a courthouse advocate presence. The project budget and staffing described in Exhibit 1 include funding for a 0.25 FTE bilingual/bicultural legal advocate, a 0.25 FTE emergency services coordinator, and a 0.05 FTE sexual‑assault services supervisor; direct assistance and one‑time client supports (hotel stays when shelter capacity is exceeded) are also budgeted.

The contract requires quarterly reimbursement reports to Douglas County Management & Finance and states that county payment obligations are limited to the funding actually received from the JRP IGA; it further notes that no county general fund will be paid to the contractor. The packet therefore contains two adjacent, slightly inconsistent dollar figures for the same contract ($90,628.05 on the agenda cover line and $90,628.06 in an exhibit). The agenda packet does not record a vote or motion text confirming board approval within the packet itself.