Richardson County signs Region V Systems match certification; will pay $15,713 plus $2,446 in additional programming funds
Region V Systems and APACE presented annual reports to the Richardson County Board of Commissioners on June 17; the county signed a required county match certification committing $15,713 for FY2026–2027 and agreed to an additional $2,446 to meet programming needs under Nebraska statute.
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Patrick Kreifels, regional administrator for Region V Systems, and Matt Kasik, director of APACE, told the Richardson County Board of Commissioners on June 17 that the organizations provided behavioral‑health services to county residents and that state law requires a county match. The presenters said Richardson County’s required county match for FY2026–2027 is $15,713 and that the organizations requested an additional $2,446 to meet programming requirements.
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