Liberty County agrees to sign MOU to support Tri County Protective Agency services
The board approved moving forward with a memorandum of understanding recognizing county support for Tri County Protective Agency, a 12‑bed domestic‑violence shelter that serves five counties; the agency also announced a new thrift store and requested placement on the county rotation for periodic reports.
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Chandra Cox, executive director of Tri County Protective Agency, asked the board to sign a memorandum of understanding to formalize collaboration between the county and the 12‑bed domestic‑violence shelter that serves Liberty, Long, Evans, Tattnall and Brantley counties. Cox said the MOU would demonstrate county support to grantors and strengthen cooperative service delivery.
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