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Committee approves application to join next five-year Treatment Alternatives and Diversion grant cycle
Summary
The committee voted to forward an application for the next five-year Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) grant cycle; staff said the county match was estimated at roughly $38,140 (about $27,950 cash match and approximately $28,000 levy portion before final budget adjustments).
Staff presented an item to approve the application and acceptance of the Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) grant so Richland County can join the next five-year cycle. The administrator explained TAD provides treatment-court alternatives for nonviolent adult offenders with substance-use issues and that the county is currently in the fifth and final year of its current grant cycle.
Staff said the county match at the time of the presentation included a cash match estimated at $27,950 and a total county match of about $38,140; the levy portion was described as roughly $28,000 before budget changes related to health-insurance assumptions. Committee members asked clarifying questions and then approved forwarding the application to the county board, with the county administrator and staff aware and prepared to sign required documentation.
The committee approved the application by voice vote and directed staff to submit the resolution to the county board for formal acceptance and match authorization.
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