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County authorizes VOCA grant submission and accepts small Reentry grant
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The board approved submission of an $86,412 VOCA grant requiring a 20% match ($21,603) to fund part of a clerical FTE and on-site mental health services, and accepted a $2,400 United Way grant for a reentry specialist.
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The Board authorized submission of a Victim of Crimes Act (VOCA) grant application to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office for $86,412. The grant requires a 20% local match of $21,603 for a total project budget of $108,015 and would fund salary and benefits for 45% of an FTE clerical support specialist and a contract for on-site mental health services (Grant effective Oct. 1, 2026–Sept. 30, 2027; Resolution 2026-0476).
Separately, the board accepted a $2,400 grant from United Way to support personnel for the Reentry program (Resolution 2026-0477). Commissioners voted unanimously on both items and authorized the County Administrator to execute grant paperwork.
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