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CAASA executive director says county cut FY27 funding; board discusses offering courthouse office space
Summary
Stephanie Henrich of CAASA told the Emmet County Board that the organization did not receive FY27 funding from the county after receiving $2,500 in FY26; supervisors discussed offering vacant courthouse office space and the possibility of local advocate accommodations.
CAASA Executive Director Stephanie Henrich addressed the Emmet County Board of Supervisors on June 30 to report that CAASA will not receive county funding for FY27. Henrich read a prepared statement describing CAASA's role in the county; the transcript records that CAASA received $2,500 from the county in FY26.
Board members discussed available vacant office space in the courthouse and the option of making space available to CAASA for a local advocate. The meeting minutes record discussion of office-space possibilities but do not show a formal motion or vote on providing space or funding at this meeting.
Henrich's appearance was part of a wider sequence of community-service and personnel items considered by the board on June 30.
