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Board agrees to continue $5,000 annual support for Circle of Freedom recovery program
Summary
The board approved continued annual funding of $5,000 from county resources for Circle of Freedom, a residential recovery nonprofit serving women, using opioid settlement funds; county attorney and sheriff attended the discussion.
Kim Crawford, executive director of Circle of Freedom, asked the Ringgold County Board for fiscal-year funding through opioid settlement funds to support the nonprofit’s residential women’s recovery services. County Attorney Mike Welts and Sheriff Rob Hatey attended the meeting and were present for the discussion.
The board said it supports the program and agreed to continue funding at an annual amount of $5,000. Circle of Freedom described services including residential recovery, jail ministry, mentoring, biblical counseling, life-skills development and transition support for participants.
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