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Board approves AOC interagency agreement for CASA/Volunteer GAL program
Summary
Asotin County approved the annual AOC interagency agreement for the CASA/Volunteer Guardian ad Litem program; funding remains unchanged and covers the child advocate manager's salary and gas reimbursement.
The Asotin County Board of Commissioners approved the county's annual interagency agreement with the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) for the CASA/Volunteer Guardian ad Litem program on July 13.
Katelyn Hart, Child Advocate Program Manager, presented the agreement and told the board that the funding amount is the same as the prior year and specifically covers her salary and gas reimbursement. Commissioner Charles Whitman moved to approve the interagency agreement; Commissioner Brian Shinn seconded and the motion carried.
The minutes show the agreement was placed on the consent agenda and approved without further discussion. The record does not specify the contract dollar amount or term in the minutes.
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