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Lewis and Clark County approves $1 million federal grant application for community supervision
Summary
The county board approved a $1,000,000 application to the Bureau of Justice Assistance for the Strengthening Community Supervision Agency Operations Program, covering Oct. 2025–Oct. 2028; the vote was 3–0 with no public comment.
The Lewis and Clark County Board of County Commissioners on March 19 approved a $1,000,000 application to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance for the Strengthening Community Supervision Agency Operations Program.
Bob Bussey, Court Services Diversion Program Supervisor, presented the application, noting the proposed grant period runs from October 2025 through October 2028 and that staff recommended the board approve submitting the request. No public comment was received on the item.
Commissioner Andy Hunthausen moved to approve the application; Commissioner Candace Payne seconded. The motion passed, 3–0.
The board’s approval authorizes the county to pursue the federal funding opportunity for community supervision operations; the transcript records the application amount and grant period but does not specify subsequent administrative steps or contingencies.
The meeting then moved on to other business.
