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NCK CASA asks Cloud County for $15,000 after local advocate receives AG award
Summary
NCK CASA executive director Tony Miller told the board that Jennifer Kindel received an Attorney General award and requested $15,000 in county funding for the fiscal year to support CASA operations and goals for 2025.
Tony Miller, executive director and forensic interviewer for NCK CASA, told the Cloud County Board of Commissioners on May 4 that Jennifer Kindel received the Attorney General’s Outstanding Community-Based Victim Advocate Award in Wichita. Miller thanked the board for ongoing support and requested $15,000 in county funding for the current fiscal year to support CASA operations and its 2025 goals.
The board heard Miller’s request but did not take an immediate vote on CASA funding during the May 4 meeting. Miller’s remarks emphasized the organization’s local work with child-welfare cases and the value of volunteer advocates; he asked the commissioners to consider the $15,000 grant in upcoming budget discussions.
