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Board accepts $60,516 VOCA grant for victim services
Summary
Troup County accepted a fiscal‑year 2026 VOCA allocation of $60,516 with no local match requirement; county manager noted the grant has no match requirement that has been waived since COVID.
The Troup County Board of Commissioners voted Feb. 3 to accept a VOCA (Victims of Crime Act) grant award for fiscal year 2026 totaling $60,516.
County Manager Jay presented the award, stating, "The grant award is $60,516. There is no grant match requirements. Those have been waived, I guess ever since COVID, I think, and has not been reinitiated." The board moved, seconded and the Chair announced the motion carried.
The county manager said the board's request was to approve acceptance of the VOCA allocation; no additional conditions or matching funds were recorded in the meeting transcript. The board did not record a roll‑call tally in the transcript for the vote.
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