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JA/8G APPLICATION FACE SHEET
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Suite 410.10 Park Place South
Atlanta. Georgia 30303
Phone: (404) 656-1725
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Augusta/Richmond County
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Richmond County Juvenile Court
401 Walton Way, Room A-111
Augusta, GA 30901
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Bob Young
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Mayor,
Bill Dean
401 Walton Way, Room A-113
Augusta, GA 30901
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1. Financ'al Officer INa",. & T.'-.no"e,
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821-2429
6. Amount ReQunllld S 32,774
Richmond
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Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grant (JAIBG)
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To provide in-home crisis counseling for unruly informal, probated and committed
youth who need crisis intervention within the home. This will consist of primarily
6-10 sessions per family, but may extend to more if needed.
The Day Reporting Center will be a place where probated and committed youth will
attend during the day while suspended from school. Both programs are designed to
help youth offenders become more accountable and reduce the recidivism rate.
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DETAILED BUDGET SUMMARY
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Augusta-Richmond County Juvenile Court
I aUOGET CATEGORY I ~eQUE5TED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
CAANTFlJNOS !MTOfIMG FUNOS = Fed.ral C $l&te MATCHIHG FUNDS
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Eo PE~ OIEM. FEES & CONT'RACTS:
Crisis Counseling @ $45.00 p/hr. $18.000 ~2 000
Institute for Family Centered Ser ices
i Day Reporting Center - 156 days i ' 14 774 1 ,hlJ.?' i
! @ $105.00 per day Sub-To~ 32,774 3,642
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GRANO TOT AL.S $32,774 $3,642
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DETAILED BUDGET NARRATIVE
I. PER DIEM, FEES AND CONTRACTS
A. The in-home crisis counseling will be provided by the Institute of Family Centered
Services at a rate of$45.00 per unit (hour). Our goal is to provide services for 50
families meeting for 6-10 sessions each.
$18,000 - grant funds
$ 2,000 - county matching funds
$20,000 - Total expenditure
B. The Day Reporting Center will provide supervision and counseling for an estimated
100 kids @ $105.00per day for 156 days. The service will be provided for 1-8 kids
per day.
$14,774 - grant funds
$ 1,642 - county matching funds
$16,416 - Total expenditure
Agenda-County Commission. doc
PROJECT NARRATIVE
RICHMOND COUNTY
1. PROBLEM STATEMENT
The Juvenile Court has seen a significant increase in the numbers of unruly children referred
to the court over the past few years. In 1999 there were 467 unruly (truancy, ungovernable,
runaway and minors in possession of alcohol) complaints referred to the court. From January
through June of this year we have had 687 unruly complaints filed with the court. If these
numbers continue, as we predict they will, we will see a 294% increase in the number of
unruly complaints filed this 'year. Many complaints, which are - originally processed as
delinquent on the surface, are actually rooted in unruly behavior within the family. We have
also noticed a continuing increase in the number of children being suspended from school who
are on probation or committed. A Day Reporting Center will provide a supervised and
organized alternative for those youth during times of suspension. The in-home crisis
counseling will provide an alternative for those dysfun~tional families who need enhanced
services. With the aid of these programs we hope to make those youth suspended from school
more accountable and reduce the recidivism of those offenders. We are in desperate need of
some type of intervention on behalf of these troubled families and hope these two programs
will provide some of the assistance needed to help our court and community deal with this
problem.
II. PROGRAM GOALS
A. Performance Goals
· To provide in-home crisis counseling for 50 families
· To provide Day Reporting Center supervision for 100 youth suspended from'
school.
B. Outcome Goals
. To increase accountability for Juvenile probationers and committed youth by
preventing re-offenses among program participants.
. To reduce the annual number of Juvenile Court unruly referrals for Richmond
County by 10%. .
. To decrease the number of youth being suspended a second time during the grant
period by 20%.
. To increase the number of youth successfully completing the Day Reporting Center
by 25% over the grant period. -
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AUDIT INFORMATION
AGENCY'S FISCAL YEAR:
January 1 - December 31
Enter Appropriate 12-Month Cycle
(e,g., Jan. 1-0ec. 31: July 1-JUr-8 30; Oct.1-Sept. 30)
DATE OF LAST AUDIT:
March - April 2000
. DATE OF NEXT AUDIT:
March - April 2001
Should a grant award be issued to your agency, note the approximate date the
audit/compilation will be submitted to CYCC: April 2001
(to be submit~ed verifying receipt &
expenditure 01 CYCC funding)
Augusta-Richmond County
Applying Agency Name
Note: Most grants will cover two fiscal periods. and thus, tv.Io audits/compilations will need
to be submitted to CYCC.
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CERTIFICATION OF eQUAL EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM
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Bob Young
(agency executive officer)
: certify that the
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Augusta-Richmond County
(applying agency)
has formulated an
Equal Employment Opportunity Program in accordance with 28 CFR 42.301.
~ ~. subpart E. that it has been signed into effect by the proper agency
authority and disseminated to all employees. and that it is on file in the office of:
Lena J. Bonner
(person's name)
530 Greene Street, Room 806
Augusta. GA 30901
(address)
Clerk of Commission Council
(title )
for review or audit by offidals of the Children and Youth Coordinating Council
e for Civil Rights. U.S. Office of Justice Programs. as required by
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(date)
Certification (no eeop required)
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. hereby certify that the
(agency executive cfficer'l
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(applying agency)
is not required to maintain an EEOP. pursuant to 28 CFR 42.301, ~ ag,.
( date)
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Augusta-Richmond County
530 Greene Street, Room 806
Augusta, GA 30901
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SERVICE DELIVERY STRATEGY ACT COMPLIANCE
CERTIFICA nON
[, Bob Younq
(county commission chair)
, cenifY that
Richmond
(county name)
County is in
compliance with the Service Delivery Strategy Act (House Bill 489). I also understand that if my
county is not in compliance. the county and city govenunents contained therein are not eligible to ,
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receive state-administered fmancialassistance, grants, loans, or pennits.
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Mayor'
Boh Yonng - ~ay()r
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NON-SUPPLANTING CERTIFICATION
Regulations adopted by the U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
(OJJDP) require certification to the effect that federal funds have not been used to increase
. state or local funds that would. in the absence of such federal ald. be made available for
juvenile justice and delinquency prevention.
This form should be used by applicants in making required certification. This certification
is required as part of the initial proposal for grant funds to the Children and Youth
Coordinating Council.
CERTIFICATION:
I certify that OJJDP funds will not be used to supplant state or local funds that would
othel"'Nise be available for juvenile justice assistance. I further certify that the project
proposed in the grant application meets all the requirements of the Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Act and its implementing guidelines; that all the information
presented is correct; that there has been appropriate coordination with affected agencies;
and that the applicant will comply with the provisions of the OJJDP Act. all applicable
federal and state laws, and the above-mentioned certification should a grant be aw~rded.
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q".; Signature of Applicant
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Bob Young - Mayor
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