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County accepts $52,297 additional state funding for community corrections programs
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The board approved a $52,297 increase in grant funding to support three regional community corrections programs whose enrollments have exceeded projections, including expansion in substance-use treatment referrals.
Commissioners approved an additional $52,297 in state grant funding for Community Corrections to support three core programs that have exceeded projected enrollments. The department said regional collaboration and higher referrals—driven in part by increased methamphetamine and opioid cases—account for the rise in demand.
The Community Corrections representative explained Tri-CAT enrollments doubled compared with initial projections and that the increase will help support the programs’ capacity. “We’re lucky that the state is offering us another $52,000,” the representative said; the board moved, supported and approved the increase by voice vote.
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