Union County accepts $100,187 VOCA & CFA grant for victim services
Summary
Commissioners voted to accept a one-year VOCA & CFA grant worth $100,187 to fund the Victim Assistance Program Director position, office supplies and training. The board noted the award is one year rather than the prior two-year arrangement.
The Union County Board of Commissioners approved acceptance of a 2025–26 VOCA & CFA grant totaling $100,187 to support the Victim Assistance Program.
Valerie Schlichting, Victim Assistance Program Director, told commissioners the award will fund the director position, office supplies and training. "The grant is in the amount of $100,187 for one year," the record states; the board was told the only change from the prior award is that it covers one year rather than two. Commissioner Jake Seavert moved to accept the grant award; Commissioner Paul Anderes seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Commissioners did not attach additional conditions to the acceptance; staff will proceed under the grant terms and with regular reporting as required by the awarding agencies.
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