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Madison County child support office reports $2.4 million collected, highlights staffing changes
Summary
The county child support supervisor told commissioners the office collected $2,397,994.42 this year, created 55 new orders, and recently hired three new caseworkers after the death of the prior supervisor; the supervisor also outlined outreach goals including a 'father up' program.
The newly appointed Madison County child support supervisor told the Board of Commissioners that the office had collected $2,397,994.42 through its child support program over the past year and had established 55 new child support orders.
The supervisor said the office currently serves 986 children who are actively connected to the county program and described recent staffing changes after the death of the previous supervisor, identified in the transcript as 'Bobby.' She said the unit has hired three new caseworkers — Siobhan, Kaylee and Elizabeth — and that Christie is a seven-year employee who remains on the team. "We have big ideas, we have energy, we have determination, and we're ready to make some changes in Madison County child support," the supervisor said.
The supervisor also described program goals intended to go beyond enforcement, including a program she called 'father up' to help fathers build relationships with their children, and said the office wants the community to see child support as a resource rather than only an enforcement agency. No budget changes, grant awards, or new ordinances were announced at the meeting; the remarks were presented as an informational update and were followed by the board's commendations.
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