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Criminal Justice Coordinating Council approves TAD grant application
Summary
The Douglas County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council voted Aug. 6 to approve a Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) grant application; Chair Tanya White will send a letter of approval to accompany the application. The motion to approve was moved by Jen Stank and seconded by Aaron Lenmark and carried.
The Douglas County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council voted Aug. 6 to approve a Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) grant application intended to fund treatment and recovery support services aimed at reducing recidivism and drug and alcohol misuse. Chair Tanya White said she will write an approval letter to include with the application.
Jen Stank moved to approve the TAD grant application and Aaron Lenmark seconded; the motion carried. The council did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript, but the minutes state the motion was carried. The approval was taken as Item 4.c on the agenda and was presented as an action item for the council.
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