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Commissioners approve continuation of sheriff’s SWEAT juvenile program grant
Summary
The board approved a grant amendment and related budget resolution to continue the Nassau County Sheriff's SWEAT (work ethic and training) juvenile program, funded annually at about $125,000 by state appropriation.
The board authorized the county manager to execute a grant amendment with the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice to continue the Nassau County Sheriff's SWEAT program and approved a related budget resolution.
Staff said the county requests approximately $125,000 annually from the state legislature to fund the SWEAT program, which supports juvenile activities through the court. "This is updating those agreements continuing it and this is funded through that grant," staff said. The board approved the motion to accept the grant amendment and associated budget adjustments.
The motion to adopt the grant amendment was made and seconded and carried by voice vote.
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