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Four‑county juvenile services program: commissioners approve grant and staffing agreements
Summary
Nemaha County joined Johnson, Pawnee and Richardson counties in approving administrative and instructor agreements for a four‑county juvenile diversion program and approved the 2018–2019 Nebraska Crime Commission grant submission.
Nemaha County joined neighboring counties to seek grant funding for a multi‑county juvenile services program. Project director Laura Osborne presented a 2018–2019 grant application to the Nebraska Crime Commission designed to fund diversion and supervisory programming across the participating counties.
The commissioners authorized agreements to secure a project administrator and an instructor (administrative and direct services roles). The board reviewed proposed budgets and service models in a multi‑county governance structure and approved the application and execution of service contracts as documented in the minutes. The grant application is structured to cover a percentage of personnel and program costs with county shares and in‑kind participation from participating counties.
