Board accepts juvenile diversion intergovernmental agreement; county already received funds
The Weld County Board accepted the terms of an intergovernmental agreement for the juvenile diversion program after the district attorney told commissioners the funding is now an allocation and the county has already received the money.
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District Attorney Michael Rourke told the Weld County Board of County Commissioners the juvenile diversion program is now funded by an allocation rather than a competitive grant through the Division of Criminal Justice and that the county has already received the funds. "We have already received the money," Rourke said, and asked the board to accept the terms and conditions of the intergovernmental agreement.
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