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Commissioners authorize use of $70,000 in SB 22 funds for new District Attorney investigator
Summary
The Leon County Commissioners Court approved a motion March 9 allowing the District Attorney to use the remaining $70,000 of SB 22 funds to create an additional investigator position in the District Attorney’s Office.
The Leon County Commissioners Court on March 9 approved a request to allow the District Attorney to use $70,000 in remaining SB 22 funds to create an additional investigator position.
Commissioner Kyle Workman moved, seconded by Commissioner T. J. Foley, to permit the District Attorney’s Office to use the remaining SB 22 allotment of $70,000 for an investigator position; the motion carried. The minutes record the action but do not include the job title, hiring timetable, or projected recurring costs beyond the one‑time use of the listed funds.
No public testimony or opposing motions on the funding allocation are recorded in the minutes. The minutes list District Attorney Caleb Henson among officials present, but the record does not quote him on the item. The court did not specify whether the new position requires additional county budget approval beyond the SB 22 funds.
