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Board approves NOVA training travel and a $17,500 grant amendment for victim-services coordinator

Stevens County Board of Commissioners · June 18, 2026
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Summary

The county approved travel for the victim‑services coordinator to attend the NOVA conference (credentialing training) and approved a grant amendment that would extend the contract and add $17,500 to cover costs; the state must finalize the award before funds are issued.

The Stevens County Board authorized the victim‑services coordinator to attend the in‑person NOVA conference in July 2026 and approved a related grant amendment intended to realign the grant period with the county fiscal year and provide $17,500 to cover expenses.

Sami, the county’s victim‑services coordinator, said the NOVA training would cover much of the credentialing hours needed for a National Advocacy credential and that the largest expense would be the registration fee; she told the board the conference offers a government‑rate hotel block. Sami also said the grant manager had reviewed the travel plan and indicated it would be acceptable if documented.

Separately, Sami described a proposed grant amendment that would extend the contract through the end of the grant period and add $17,500 to cover costs in a three‑month gap. She said the state had not yet disbursed the funds; the county will send the amendment to the grant manager and return with a budget revision after the state finalizes the award. The board voted to approve both the travel request and the grant amendment as presented.