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DA asks board to authorize $105,000 victim assistance grant application

Weld County Board of County Commissioners · July 22, 2026
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Summary

District Attorney Michael Rourke asked the board to authorize application for a 2027 victim assistance grant, describing it as the third-largest funding source for the victim-witness unit and requesting $105,000 with no county match.

District Attorney Michael Rourke said the victim-witness unit relies on several funding sources and that the requested victim assistance and law enforcement grant is the unit's third-largest source. "The total amount of the request is $105,000 this year," Rourke said, and he asked the board to authorize the DA's office, the chair of the board, and the county controller to sign the application.

Rourke told commissioners there is no county match required for this grant and introduced staff representing the unit. Commissioner (speaker 3) moved to authorize the application and the motion carried by voice vote with three commissioners present.