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Randolph County to continue victim services with $47,398 VOCA grant

Randolph County Commission · November 7, 2024
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Summary

The commission approved a VOCA Victim Assistance grant contract of $47,398 that will fund the county's victim services coordinator position; the county will continue covering the employee's health insurance.

Mindy Boggs, the Victim Service Coordinator in the Randolph County Prosecuting Attorney's Office, notified commissioners that the Governor approved a VOCA Victim Assistance grant to the county for $47,398 for the 2024–2025 award period.

Boggs said the award will cover her salary and that the county has historically covered her health insurance. The commission moved to approve the 2024–2025 VOCA grant contract and voted unanimously to accept the funds.

The Governor's approval letter accompanying the form indicates the state-level grant award and directs county administration to coordinate with Justice & Community Services staff as needed.