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Western Child Advocacy Center requests $5,000 in county support for 2026
Summary
Don Rivera asked Smith County commissioners for $5,000 in support for the Western Child Advocacy Center's 2026 budget; Rivera said the center covers 34 counties with roughly 23 employees and experienced a temporary federal funding freeze earlier in the year.
Don Rivera, representing the Western Child Advocacy Center, asked the Smith County commissioners on April 7 for $5,000 in support for the center’s 2026 budget. Rivera said the nonprofit serves 34 counties and has an average staff of about 23 employees; he told the commissioners the organization had recently experienced a temporary one-week federal funding freeze that had operational effects.
Rivera thanked the commissioners for their time; the minutes record his request but do not include a recorded motion or decision on the funding at that meeting.
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