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AGENDA ITEM: Grant Application to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for the
FY 2027 Victim Rights Program
DEPARTMENT: Prosecuting Attorney's Office
MEETING: Board of Commissioners
DATE: Thursday, August 13, 2026 9:30 AM - Click to View Agenda
ITEM SUMMARY SHEET
COMMITTEE REPORT TO BOARD
Resolution #2026-6888
Motion to approve the grant application to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
for the FY 2027 Victim Rights Program in the amount of $796,037 for the period of October 1, 2026
through September 30, 2027; further, authorize the Chair of the Board of Commissioners to execute
the grant agreement.
ITEM CATEGORY SPONSORED BY
Grant Penny Luebs
INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
The Oakland County Office of the Prosecuting Attorney is applying to the State of Michigan,
Department of Health and Human Services for the FY 2027 Victim Rights grant funding in the
amount of $796,037 for the period of October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. This is the
thirty-fifth (35th) year of grant application for this program.
The purpose of this grant is to comply with the mandates set forth in the Michigan Constitution and
the Crime Victim’s Rights Act to provide victims of crime with services such as victim notification and
personal advocacy. This yearly grant represents partial reimbursement of the Victim Services
program. This grant application includes reimbursement funding of salaries and fringe benefits for
five (5) General Fund General Purpose (GF/GP) Full-time Eligible (FTE) Victim Advocate positions
(#4010101-05783, 05784, 05785, 07183 and 12191); one (1) GF/GP FTE Victim Advocate Leader
position (#4010101-15226); and one (1) GF/GP FTE Office Support Clerk Senior position
(#4010101-06739).
There is no grant match required.
POLICY ANALYSIS
• Upon acceptance, this grant funding would continue seven (7) positions; HR action would not
be required.
• Funding for FY 2026 was approved in the amount of $696,037, via resolution #2025-5929.
FISCAL IMPACT: No Budget Amendment Needed
Committee members can contact Barbara Winter, Policy and Fiscal Analysis Supervisor at
248.821.3065 or winterb@oakgov.com or the department contact persons listed for additional
information.
CONTACT
Mary Larkin, Victim Advocate Leader
ITEM REVIEW TRACKING
Aaron Snover, Board of Commissioners Created/Initiated - 8/13/2026
AGENDA DEADLINE: 07/30/2026 4:30 PM
ATTACHMENTS
1. Grant Review Sign-Off PO
2. FY 2027 Program Guidelines
3. FY27 CVR Grant Application unsubmitted
COMMITTEE TRACKING
2026-08-05 Public Health & Safety - Recommend to Board
2026-08-13 Full Board - Adopt
Motioned by: Commissioner Penny Luebs
Seconded by: Commissioner Robert Hoffman
Yes: Charles Cavell, Ann Erickson Gault, Marcia Gershenson, Robert Hoffman, Brendan
Johnson, Karen Joliat, Christine Long, Penny Luebs, Gwen Markham, William Miller III, Kristen
Nelson, Robert Smiley, Yolanda Smith Charles, Michael Spisz, Linnie Taylor, David Woodward
(16)
No: None (0)
Abstain: None (0)
Absent: Michael Gingell, Philip Weipert (2)
Passed
GRANT REVIEW SIGN-OFF – Prosecuting Attorney
FY 2027 Victim Rights Grant APP00332
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Mary Larkin /248-858-1059
Application (Greater than $50,000)
07/23/2026
Please be advised that the captioned grant materials have completed the internal grant review. Below
are the returned comments.
You may now obtain the Board Chair’s signature for submitting the application. The grant application
package (which should include this sign-off and the grant application with related documentation)
should be downloaded to Civic Clerk for the Board of Commissioners for placement on the agenda(s) of
the appropriate Board of Commissioners’ committee(s).
Updated April 3, 2025
FUNDING GUIDELINES
Prosecutor-based Victim Rights Grants
MDHHS is an Equal Opportunity Employer, Services and Programs Provider
Victim Rights Grant
Division of Victim Services
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
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Sources of Funding ..........................................................................................................................3
Eligibility & Allocations ..................................................................................................................3
On-line Victim Rights Grant Training .............................................................................................4
Matching Funds Not Required .........................................................................................................4
Grant Schedule .................................................................................................................................4
Grant Period .....................................................................................................................................4
Program Requirements .....................................................................................................................4
Timesheets ........................................................................................................................................5
Position Vacancies ...........................................................................................................................5
Evaluation and Reporting .................................................................................................................6
Financial Status Reports ...................................................................................................................6
Accounting .......................................................................................................................................7
Allowable Costs ...............................................................................................................................8
Supplies & Materials ....................................................................................................................8
Continuing Education ...................................................................................................................8
Travel & Training .........................................................................................................................8
Other Expenses .............................................................................................................................9
Courthouse Facility Dog (Canine Advocate) ...............................................................................9
Client Assistance-All Other (Direct Victim Needs Fund) ...........................................................9
Utilization of Grant Funds for Gift Cards ..................................................................................11
(MI-VINE) Victim Information and Notification Everyday ..........................................................11
Unallowable Costs .........................................................................................................................12
Indirect Costs .................................................................................................................................12
Out of State Travel .........................................................................................................................12
Miscellaneous .................................................................................................................................12
Review Process ..............................................................................................................................13
Contract Agreement Amendment Requests ...................................................................................13
Records Retention ..........................................................................................................................13
Contact Information .......................................................................................................................13
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Funding Guidelines
Prosecutor-Based Victim Rights Grant
In accordance with the Crime Victim Rights Services Act of 1989, the Michigan Department of
Health and Human Services Division of Victim Services (DVS) are disseminating these Program
Guidelines to provide support and assistance to grant-funded victim rights programs in county
prosecutor offices which provide victim rights as required by the William Van Regenmorter
Crime Victim Rights Act of 1985.
These program guidelines provide detailed guidance to aid grantees in navigating the
Prosecutor-Based Victim Rights application and program. Utilizing the information provided in
this document applicants should be able to prepare complete applications and required
reporting efficiently and effectively. These guidelines are posted on the internet and can be
found at Guidelines-for-Prosecuting-Attorney-Victim-Rights-Programs.pdf (michigan.gov).
Sources of Funding
This grant program is supported by the Crime Victim Rights Fund (CVRF). The CVRF is comprised
of assessments levied in Michigan Courts. Assessment amounts are as follows:
Felonies - $130
Misdemeanors - $75
Juveniles - $25
Criminal assessments are collected by Michigan Courts and deposited into the Crime Victim
Rights Fund monthly. In the event of significant increase or decrease in the amount of funds
available the Division of Victim Services will notify grantees and provide them with instructions
regarding amendments.
Eligibility & Allocations
Available funds are directed to support victim rights programs in county prosecuting attorney
offices. To receive funding prosecuting attorney’s office is required to complete the on-line
Victim Rights Grant Application at https://egrams-mi.com/mdhhs/user/login.aspx. All eligible
applicants are encouraged to contact Division of Victim Services staff should they have
questions or need additional information and assistance in preparing the Victim Rights Grant
Application.
Agencies should be mindful when making budget decisions that allocations are for a three-year
period, however amendments will be considered if there is a significant shift in the caseload
reported to Division of Victim Services. The three-year funding level provides consistency and
reliability for the state as well as for our victim rights stakeholders when making budget and
financial decisions.
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Victim Rights funding allocations will be reviewed every three years; the most recent adjustment
was completed for the 2024 fiscal year.
On-line Victim Rights Grant Training
The Division of Victim Services provides training to assist with the on-line grant application
process. Any questions or concerns regarding the on-line grant training process may be directed
to Megan Mezel at mezelm@michigan.gov 517.335.0619. You may also contact the Victim
Rights team via email at MDHHS-VICTIM-RIGHTS-PGRM@michigan.gov .
Matching Funds Not Required
No local cash or in-kind matching funds are required.
Grant Schedule
The following information details the grant application schedule as set by EGrAMS:
May-June Crime Victim Rights allocation information available to Grantees by
email.
June Applications due. Grantees are given three weeks to complete the
application.
June-
August
Application review by Dept. of Victim Services
September Contracts are electronically signed by the Agency
The Division of Victim Services makes every effort to take into consideration the contract
approval schedules of local governing boards and will work with agencies regarding signature
timelines in those situations.
Grant Period
Grants to support prosecutor-based Victim Rights Programs are based upon the State of
Michigan fiscal year of October 1 to September 30.
Program Requirements
The Division of Victim Services requires Victim Rights Program grantees to provide
comprehensive notification, information and assistance addressing victim rights throughout the
criminal justice process as established by the William Van Regenmorter Crime Victim Rights Act
of 1985.
Grants that support crime victim rights must focus on delivery of rights and services required by
the Act and the Michigan Constitution. Funded programs must meet all other grant
requirements described in the Program Guidelines.
The Grantee shall provide the Department with a position description for all funded personnel
under this agreement. Personnel supported under this grant agreement shall maintain a funding
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distribution timesheet if they are not 100% funded when providing victim rights activities
pursuant to this agreement.
All applicants must certify through the application process that grant funds will provide direct
victim rights for crime victims and will not be used to supplant state or local funds that would
otherwise be available for crime victim rights or have historically been funded locally or through
other means.
Although a Grantee’s budget is approved, reported expenses are subject to review and must
comply with the terms of the agreement and other policy impacting the allowability of
expenses. Certain expenses may require prior written approval from MDHHS.
DVS grantees must assist potential recipients of crime victim compensation benefits (including
potential recipients who are victims of federal crime) in applying for such benefits.
Timesheets
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services contract guidelines require
documentation to verify the allocation of staff working less than 100 percent of their time on
one program. Internal controls should be established to ensure that positions funded through
the Crime Victim Rights Grant properly designate the percentage of time that is reflected in the
Victim Rights Grant application to reimbursable victim rights activities. Timesheets should be
maintained by the county in the same manner as other expenditure/personnel documentation is
maintained under the agreement and under established county administrative policy (see
Attachment E of the contract).
Personnel supported under this grant agreement shall maintain a funding distribution timesheet
if they are not 100% funded when providing victim rights activities pursuant to this agreement.
Internal controls should be established to ensure that positions funded through the Crime Victim
Rights grant are dedicated to the designated percentage of time that is reflected in the contract
for Victim Rights activities. Victim Rights duties and activities are those activities that are
statutorily created and mandated by the William VanRegenmorter Crime Victim Rights Act of
1985 and Article 1, Section 24 of the Michigan Constitution.
If a grant funded employee’s wages are charged to multiple funding sources, state the
percentage charged to each funding source. The total should equal 100%. The percentage billed
to each funding source should match the approved grant budget.
Position Vacancies
Grantees are required to notify their grant manager by email within 24 hours after a grant
funded personnel vacancy occurs.
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Evaluation and Reporting
All grant supported programs are required to complete and submit a quarterly Program Report,
and Work Plan Report by the 15th day of the end of each quarter, as defined below.
Financial Status Reports are due on or before the 15th of each month for the preceding month.
Reports are available on-line at https://egrams-mi.com/mdhhs/user/login.aspx
Victim Rights Program Reports, Financial Report, & Work Plan Reports Due Dates
First Quarter Work Plan January 15th
Second Quarter Work Plan April 15th
Third Quarter Work Plan July 15th
Fourth Quarter Work Plan October 15th
Financial Status Reports FSR 15th of each month
Fiscal Year End Report FYER November 30th
Timely reporting is a requirement of the grant.
Financial Status Report (FSR) shall be submitted on or before the 15th of each month.
Obligation Report shall be completed at the discretion of EGRAMs and must be filed when
requested.
Crime Victim Rights Prosecutor – Quarter 3 Narrative (CVRP3) is to be submitted annually in
the third quarter by July 31.
Victim Rights Prosecutor Fiscal Year End Report (CVRP-2) is to be submitted annually by
November 30.
Financial Status Reports
Grantee shall attach documentation for each budgeted line below when submitting monthly
Financial Status Report (FSR) including but not limited to:
1) Direct Victims Needs (Client Assistance);
2) Supplies and materials;
3) Travel and trainings;
4) Other expenses.
For instructions about attaching expenses go to https://egrams-mi.com/mdhhs/user/login.aspx
click on About EGrAMS, choose Comprehensive Agreement Grantee Instructions, and scroll
down to page 98.
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Please use the following list when attaching documentation to your Financial Status Reports:
Direct Victim Needs (Client Assistance-All Other)
- Copies of invoices and/or receipts showing detail of the item(s) purchased including the
date of purchase, date of bill, cost of items purchased
- Specific Assistance bills/receipts should include the client’s case number and, if the bill
was for rent or utilities, include the address
Supplies & Materials
- Copies of invoices and/or receipts showing detail of the item(s) purchased including the
date of purchase, date of bill, cost of items purchased
- Statements are not sufficient documentation for supplies & materials expenses
Travel and Trainings
- Travel expenses are only reimbursed for grant funded positions
- Copies of invoices and/or receipts showing detail of the item(s) purchased including the
date of purchase, date of bill, cost of items purchased
- Statements are not sufficient documentation for travel expenses
- Reimbursements for travel cannot exceed what is allowed by the county, state, or
federal government agency conducting the training to avoid excessive requests for
mileage, meals, etc.
Other Expenses
- Copies of invoices and/or receipts showing detail of the item(s) purchased including the
date of purchase, date of bill, cost of items purchased
***Note: This list is not intended to be all inclusive, if you have other or additional
documentation examples, please let us know & we can determine if they meet guideline
requirements. These grants are reimbursement grants. You cannot bill an expenditure that has
not been paid by the agency.***
Please also note that the Department has the discretion to request documentation for any grant
related line-item expense not listed above.
When requested the Grantee must provide supporting documentation for grant expenditures
within 7 days. If documentation is not received within 30 days of the request, the submitted
amount may be removed from consideration by the Department for payment and/or future
grant funding may be suspended.
Accounting
Grantee’s accounting system must maintain a clear audit trail for each source of funding for
each fiscal budget period.
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***Crime Victim Rights Prosecutor grant funding must be accounted for and tracked separately
from other sources of funding used to support grant activity.***
Allowable Costs
Only those costs directly related and essential to providing direct victim rights to crime victims
can be charged to the grant.
The state supports personnel in prosecutor offices whose day-to-day tasks and activities fulfill
the prosecutor’s statutory-mandated responsibilities to victims of crime. Only those costs
directly related and essential to providing direct victim rights can be supported with grant funds.
Requests must be reasonable, appropriate, and well justified.
*Supplies & Materials
Any purchases or combination of purchases from the Supplies & Materials line item totaling
$500 or more must be pre-approved in writing by the Division of Victim Services. For program
guidelines, purchases shall be defined as $500 or more spent within any 1 day from any 1
vendor or combination of vendors. Failure to seek prior written approval from grant manager
may result in denial of grant reimbursement of purchases.
The grant no longer allocates funds specifically for computers. Grantees should include
anticipated computer costs under Supplies & Materials in their budget. Costs associated with
the operation and administration of the Victim Rights Program may be charged to the grant.
These costs include but are not limited to office supplies, printing, and postage. Purchase of
desks, chairs, or file cabinets for the exclusive or prorated use of victim advocates with grant
funding is permitted.
Continuing Education
Personnel funded by the Crime Victim Rights Grant are required to obtain units of continuing
education to increase individual expertise in the field of Victim Rights (Victim Advocacy) as
outlined below:
- Fully funded staff shall complete 16 continuing education hours by the end of the grant
year.
- Partially funded staff shall complete 8 hours of continuing education by the end of the
grant year.
***All trainings and continuing education must be approved in writing if not provided by PAAM
Victim Services Training Unit or Michigan Victim Advocacy Network (MIVAN).***
*Travel & Training
State supported trainings include those conducted by the Victim Services Training Unit of the
Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan (PAAM) and those listed on the Michigan Victim
Advocacy Network (MIVAN). Nominal amounts may be budgeted for travel to cover the cost of
mileage, hotel, and any meals that are not covered by the training entity. Travel funding is only
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provided for positions funded by the grant. Written pre-approval from your grant manager is
required to attend trainings or conferences that are not provided by PAAM Victim Services
Training Unit or Michigan Victim Advocacy Network (MIVAN).
*Other Expenses
Courthouse Facility Dog (Canine Advocate)
Canine Advocate expenses should be included in the Other Expense category as a separate line
item. The Division of Victim Services will approve costs associated with the routine care of a
Courthouse Facility Dog/Canine Advocate such as food, annual veterinary office visits, and
grooming. There is a max of $1,200 allocated per fiscal year associated any cost for canine
advocates.
*Client Assistance-All Other (Direct Victim Needs Fund)
Any purchases or combination of purchases from Client Assistance-All Other line item totaling
$350 or more must be pre-approved in writing by the Division of Victim Services. For program
guidelines, purchases shall be defined as $350 or more spent within any 1 day from any 1
vendor or combination of vendors. Failure to seek prior written approval from grant manager
may result in denial of grant reimbursement of purchases.
The Direct Victim Needs (DVN) funds can be used for Emergency and Client Financial Assistance.
The DVN budget line item has very specific parameters which are listed below and any deviation
from this list must be pre-approved in writing by a manager of your Crime Victim Rights
Program grant agreement. Receipts for actual expenditures must be uploaded and attached to
the appropriate monthly Financial Status Report.
Grantees shall have internal expenditure policies and procedures that outline the day-to-day
process of protecting, distributing, and tracking (Direct Victim Needs -DVN) assistance. The
internal expenditure procedure must at a minimum include:
- A written agency policy
- Expenditure logs including but not limited to:
o Funding source/CVRP-DVN
o Advocate
o Date of distribution
o Name or initials of crime victim and case number
o Amount/quantity
Emergency Financial Assistance must be related to the victimization and may only be provided
to clients on an emergency basis to address their immediate emotional and physical needs
(excluding medical care). “Emergency basis” is defined as an unforeseen combination of
circumstances that calls for immediate action, an urgent need for assistance or relief; typically
within 48 hours of a crime.
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Please note that this category is limited to $350 per case unless pre-approved for a greater
amount in writing by a manager of your Crime Victim Rights Program grant agreement.
Examples of Emergency Financial Assistance:
- Replacement of locks. (Use DVN currently and refer to Victim Compensation after August
12, 2023 for eligibility*)
- Repair of doors and windows (Use DVN currently and refer to Victim Compensation after
August 12, 2023 for eligibility*)
- Purchase of home security systems that do not require a monthly service fee (Use DVN
currently and refer to Victim Compensation after August 12, 2023 for eligibility*)
- Purchase of home security outdoor lights (Use DVN currently and refer to Victim
Compensation after August 12, 2023 for eligibility*)
- Phone cards
- No contract cell phones
- Hotel/Motel as an alternative to a shelter
- PPO service
Client Financial Assistance must be related to their victimization and may only be provided to
clients to address their emotional and physical needs (excluding medical care).
Examples of Client Financial Assistance including but not limited to:
- Relocation assistance – to help ensure the victim’s safety from offender
- Travel, moving, security deposits, utilities, and rental assistance for first- and second-
months’ rent. $2,000 limit per case unless pre-approved for a greater amount in writing
by a manager of your Crime Victim Rights Program grant agreement.
Transportation Assistance would include:
- Gas cards
- Local transportation tickets/tokens
- Taxi fare
- Uber/Lyft
- Out of state travel
Allowable Transportation uses:
- Medical/mental health follow-up appointments
- Criminal justice appointments
- Parole board hearings
Criminal Justice Proceedings Assistance:
- Transportation to/from court events which the victim has not been subpoenaed for, but
would like to attend pursuant to their rights under the CVRA
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- Childcare or respite care for dependent adults
- Food
Gift cards can be used for emergency and/or client assistance. See below for Gift Card
guidelines.
Utilization of Grant Funds for Gift Cards/Vouchers
When purchasing gift cards/vouchers using Direct Victim Needs (DVN) are allowed a maximum
purchase amount of $350 and shall not have more $350 on hand at any time. Approval for
purchase of over $350 must be approved in writing by a manager of your Crime Victim Rights
Program grant agreement. Grantees when distributing gift cards/vouchers must ensure that
they are:
- Logged in by gift card/voucher number
- Logged out by gift card/voucher number
- Distributed to crime victims eligible for services (i.e., the gift card/voucher purchased
using Crime Victim Rights funding (DVN) must be used for victims working directly with
system-based advocates).
- Log maintained by Grantee shall use an identifier that does not reveal Personally
Identifiable Information and must include gift card number/voucher, amount on
card/voucher, case number and date distributed.
- Used for allowable costs, per the applicable grant requirements/restrictions.
Grantees that distribute DVS funded gift cards/vouchers are responsible for ensuring the
following:
- Gift card/voucher log is reconciled regularly.
- Regular/random checks are conducted on gift card/voucher balances.
- There is a mechanism for limiting purchases to only those that are allowable.
- Gift cards/vouchers are distributed to victims eligible for the services.
The Direct Victim Needs allocation is to be included in a separate line item under “Client
Assistance-All Other” in the Victim Rights Grant Program Budget.
* Grantees are required to provide an accounting of expenses in this line item with each
monthly Financial Status Report as an attached ledger or thoroughly detailed receipts.
*** The Grantee shall not complete line-item transfers or utilize deviation allowances out of the
Client Assistance – All Other/Direct Victim Needs (DVN) to another previously budgeted line-
item category.***
(MI-VINE) Victim Information and Notification Everyday
The Division of Victim Services encourages Victim Rights Programs to participate in the
Michigan Crime Victim Notification Network (MI-VINE). Participation in MI-VINE is provided at
no cost to the residents of the State of Michigan. MI-VINE helps to keep victims informed about
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upcoming hearing times, locations, court information, offender incarceration updates, and more
so that victims can focus less on logistics and more on healing. This automated victim
notification service provides court event notification to victims by Telephone, email, text
message or TTY. Advocates can register victims for this service or victims can register
themselves via the internet at www.vinelink.com or by telephone at 800-770-7657.
Participation in MI-VINE Courts also helps to alleviate some of the routine costs associated with
automated mailings from the prosecutor’s office, increases the availability of the victim
advocate for other direct services, and lessens the clerical workload.
Unallowable Costs
Grant funds cannot be used to support activities that are directed at prosecuting the offender
and /or improving the criminal justice system’s effectiveness and efficiency; such expenses are
considered part of the prosecutor’s office routine responsibilities.
The following list represents some examples of non-reimbursable routine Prosecutor Office
activities:
General witness management and notification services
Subpoenas
Dockets
Pleadings
Warrants
Restitution collection and management
Closing cases
Police reports
Indirect Costs
Victim Rights Grant funding may only be used in conjunction with providing direct services to
victims of crime. Costs associated with indirect services may not be charged to the grant.
Examples of indirect costs include the routine costs of doing business such as audits, parking,
cleaning, etc.
Out of State Travel
National Organization of Victim Assistance (NOVA) out-of-state training is supported by your
CVRP grant. Written pre-approval from your grant manager is required to attend trainings or
conferences that are not provided by PAAM Victim Services Training Unit or Michigan Victim
Advocacy Network (MIVAN).
Miscellaneous
Items such as magazine subscriptions, Westlaw, etc. cannot be supported with grant funding.
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Review Process
Division of Victim Services staff will review all reporting and may make programmatic and
budgetary recommendations as needed. If program or budgetary adjustments are required
grantees will be notified. The Department can request additional line-item documentation or
may also conduct or arrange for agreed upon procedures or additional reviews to meet financial
oversight obligations of your agency at any time.
Contract Agreement Amendment Requests
Amendment requests are available to grantees through each fiscal year from October 1st until
May 1st. Please contact your grant manager to begin the amendment request process if needed.
Grantees are asked to provide a detailed purpose, rationale, and justification for the
amendment request. A formal amendment signed by all parties is required in the following
instances:
Change in Contract Work Statement
If expenditures are targeted to exceed the contract deviation allowance
Request for additional funding
To establish a budget category not contained in the original budget
Records Retention
Programmatic and financial records (copies of grant applications, reports, correspondence
expenditure receipts, etc.) must be maintained at the local level for a period of seven years past
the close of the grant project period.
Contact Information
Please direct questions regarding victim rights grant funding and reporting requirements to
Megan Mezel at 517.335.0619 or MDHHS-Victim-Rights-PGRM@michigan.gov.
Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Facesheet
Facesheet for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Version # ______ APP # ______
1.Demographic Information
a.Demographic Information Name County of Oakland
b.Organizational Unit
c.Address 1200 N. Telegraph Road
d.Address 2
e.City Pontiac State MI Zip 48341-1032
f.Federal ID Number 38-6004876 Reference No.136200362 Unique Entity Id.HZ4EUKDD7A
B4
g.Agency's fiscal year (beginning month and day)October-01
h.Agency Type
Private, Non-Profit Public
1.Select the appropriate radio button to indicate the agency method of accounting.
Accrual
Cash
Modified Accrual
2.Program / Service Information
a.Program / Service Information Name Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
b.Is implementing agency same as Demographic Information Yes No
c.Implementing Agency Name
d.Project Start Date Oct-01-2026 End Date Sep-30-2027
e.Amount of Funds Allocated $796,037.00 Project Cost $796,037.00
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY:Version # ______ APP # ______
3.Certification / Contacts Information
a.Project Director
Name Mary Larkin
Title Project Director
Mailing Address 1200 N. Telegraph Road
City Pontiac State MI Zip 48341
Telephone (248) 858-1059 Fax
E-mail Address larkinm@oakgov.com
b.Financial Officer
Name Andre Hatter
Title Financial Officer
Mailing Address 2100 Pontiac Lake Road
City Waterford State MI Zip 48328
Telephone (248) 858-0390 Fax (248) 858-9724
E-mail Address hattera@oakgov.com
c.Authorized Official
Name David Woodward
Title County Commissioner
Mailing Address 1200 N Telegraph Rd
City Pontiac State MI Zip 48341
Telephone (248) 858-0100 Fax
E-mail Address woodwardd@oakgov.com
Facesheet for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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Certifications
Certifications for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Version # ______ APP # ______
4.Assurances and Certifications
A. SPECIAL CERTIFICATIONS
a By checking this box, the individual or officer certifies that the individual or officer is authorized to approve
this grant application for submission to the Department of Health and Human Services on behalf of the
responsible governing board, official or Grantee.
b By checking this box, the individual or officer certifies that the individual or officer is authorized to sign the
agreement on behalf of the responsible governing board, official or Grantee.
B. State of Michigan Information Technology Information Security Policy
1.By checking the following boxes, the Grantee acknowledges compliance with State of Michigan Information
Technology Information Security Policy* and provides the following assurances:
a.The Grantee Project Director will be notified within 24 hours when its users are terminated or transferred
or immediately if after an unfriendly separation.
b.The Grantee Project Director will annually review and certify user accounts to verify the user’s access is
still required and the user is assigned the appropriate permissions.
c.The Grantee Project Director will remove user’s access within 48 hours of notification when users are
terminated or transferred, or immediately if after an unfriendly separation.
d.After 120 days of inactivity, when the user attempts to log into their account they will receive a message
stating their account has been deactivated, and the user will have to request the account be reinstated.
*Policy available at https://www.michigan.gov/documents/dmb/1340_193162_7.pdf
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Narrative
Narrative for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Version # ______ APP # ______
5.Program Synopsis
The Oakland County Prosecutor's Office Victim Services Section provides notification as mandated under the Crime
Victim's Rights Act, as well as comprehensive general assistance to victims. Assistance includes helping victims file
compensation applications, answering restitution inquiries and responding to questions as their cases progress
through the criminal justice system. Our advocates are assigned to provide personal/court advocacy to families on
homicide/death cases and we have actively done so since 1995. Advocates receive other case assignments as the
need arises - at the request of Assistant Prosecutors, police officers and victims themselves.
6.Program Target Area
Counties
Counties project will serve (check all that apply):
Alcona Alger Allegan
Alpena Antrim Arenac
Baraga Barry Bay
Benzie Berrien Branch
Calhoun Cass Charlevoix
Cheboygan Chippewa Clare
Clinton Crawford Delta
Dickinson Eaton Emmet
Genesee Gladwin Gogebic
Grand Traverse Gratiot Hillsdale
Houghton Huron Ingham
Ionia Iosco Iron
Isabella Jackson Kalamazoo
Kalkaska Kent Keweenaw
Lake Lapeer Leelanau
Lenawee Livingston Luce
Mackinac Macomb Manistee
Marquette Mason Mecosta
Menominee Midland Missaukee
Monroe Montcalm Montmorency
Muskegon Newaygo Oakland
Oceana Ogemaw Ontonagon
Osceola Oscoda Otsego
Ottawa Presque Isle Roscommon
Saginaw St. Clair St. Joseph
Sanilac Schoolcraft Shiawassee
Tuscola Van Buren Washtenaw
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Narrative for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
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Wayne Wexford Out Wayne
U.S. Congressional, State and House Districts
i.US Congressional Districts
US Congress District 1 US Congress District 2 US Congress District 3
US Congress District 4 US Congress District 5 US Congress District 6
US Congress District 7 US Congress District 8 US Congress District 9
US Congress District 10 US Congress District 11 US Congress District 12
US Congress District 13 US Congress District 14
ii.State Senate Districts
State Senate District 1 State Senate District 2 State Senate District 3
State Senate District 4 State Senate District 5 State Senate District 6
State Senate District 7 State Senate District 8 State Senate District 9
State Senate District 10 State Senate District 11 State Senate District 12
State Senate District 13 State Senate District 14 State Senate District 15
State Senate District 16 State Senate District 17 State Senate District 18
State Senate District 19 State Senate District 20 State Senate District 21
State Senate District 22 State Senate District 23 State Senate District 24
State Senate District 25 State Senate District 26 State Senate District 27
State Senate District 28 State Senate District 29 State Senate District 30
State Senate District 31 State Senate District 32 State Senate District 33
State Senate District 34 State Senate District 35 State Senate District 36
State Senate District 37 State Senate District 38
iii.State House Districts
State House District 1 State House District 2 State House District 3
State House District 4 State House District 5 State House District 6
State House District 7 State House District 8 State House District 9
State House District 10 State House District 11 State House District 12
State House District 13 State House District 14 State House District 15
State House District 16 State House District 17 State House District 18
State House District 19 State House District 20 State House District 21
State House District 22 State House District 23 State House District 24
State House District 25 State House District 26 State House District 27
State House District 28 State House District 29 State House District 30
State House District 31 State House District 32 State House District 33
State House District 34 State House District 35 State House District 36
State House District 37 State House District 38 State House District 39
State House District 40 State House District 41 State House District 42
State House District 43 State House District 44 State House District 45
State House District 46 State House District 47 State House District 48
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State House District 49 State House District 50 State House District 51
State House District 52 State House District 53 State House District 54
State House District 55 State House District 56 State House District 57
State House District 58 State House District 59 State House District 60
State House District 61 State House District 62 State House District 63
State House District 64 State House District 65 State House District 66
State House District 67 State House District 68 State House District 69
State House District 70 State House District 71 State House District 72
State House District 73 State House District 74 State House District 75
State House District 76 State House District 77 State House District 78
State House District 79 State House District 80 State House District 81
State House District 82 State House District 83 State House District 84
State House District 85 State House District 86 State House District 87
State House District 88 State House District 89 State House District 90
State House District 91 State House District 92 State House District 93
State House District 94 State House District 95 State House District 96
State House District 97 State House District 98 State House District 99
State House District 100 State House District 101 State House District 102
State House District 103 State House District 104 State House District 105
State House District 106 State House District 107 State House District 108
State House District 109 State House District 110
7.Mission Statement
It is the policy of the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office Victim Services Section to provide all crime victims their
rights as mandated by the Crime Victim's Rights Act, in a professional and compassionate manner.
8.Project Resources
Provide a general description of staff needed to implement Victims Rights in your county. Identify the most
critical activities that you perform when providing victim rights.
This application budget provides funding for the salaries and fringe benefits of one full-time advocate leader, five
full-time advocates, and one full-time office assistant. This staff provides mandated services to crime victims,
necessary for our county to implement the Crime Victim's Rights Act. Our advocates are responsible for providing
notification to crime victims as required under the CVRA. In addition, they provide assistance with compensation
claims, crisis intervention and community referrals. All advocates maintain an active caseload of homicide/death
cases, among other violent crimes, to provide advocacy to the families of victims. Support staff are responsible for
the preparation of notices, letters and victim rights packets and also answer general telephone inquiries. The
advocate leader performs many of the same tasks as the advocates, while also being responsible for case
assignments, grant/reporting and other projects involving crime victims as assigned.
If you utilize the services of volunteers in the provision of Victim Rights, please explain how this is accomplished.
No volunteers are utilized.
9.Michigan Victim Information and Notification Everyday (MI-VINE)
Does your agency participate in MI-VINE?Yes No
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Provide the number of victims registered to use MI-VINE in your county for court events
during the past calendar year.
0
To obtain statistics for number of Victims Registered with MI-VINE visit the website
https://www.vinewatch.com/vinewatch/
Please describe your programs efforts to utilize MI-VINE.
Our program notifies crime victims of VINElink, which is installed with our Sheriff's Office, so that victims may be
notified of the release from jail of defendants on bond or from sentence. We do so in our initial packet mailing and
through our disposition letters. We also provide victims with the information to register with VINELink when they call
our office.
10.Community Coordination
1. Community Coordination Activity 1 - Describe any community activities, projects, or coordination councils that
your office is involved in to promote Victim Rights and services.
Our office collaborates with Common Ground, an agency which provides a number of services to crime victims. Our
staff members participate in activities and programs sponsored by this agency. We work together on National Crime
Victims' Rights Week activities; this year we participated in a ceremony hosted by our Prosecutor to raise
awareness of victims' rights. Our advocates work with Common Ground staff to coordinate services for victims of
crime.
2. Community Coordination Activity 2 - Describe any community activities, projects, or coordination councils that
your office is involved in to promote Victim Rights and services.
Our office collaborates with HAVEN for domestic violence survivors. Our staff members partner with HAVEN and
sponsor the annual Domestic Violence Awareness Ceremony. Awards were presented to community members
actively engaged in supporting domestic violence victims. Our advocates routinely refer victims to HAVEN for
shelter and support services.
3. Community Coordination Activity 3 - Describe any community activities, projects, or coordination councils that
your office is involved in to promote Victim Rights and services.
Our office collaborates with CARE House of Oakland County. We, as well as our local police partners, routinely
refer minor victims to CARE House for forensic interviews and subsequent counseling.
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Work Plan
Work Plan for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Version # ______ APP # ______
11.Work Plan
Objective :Victim Advocate(s) will provide notices to crime victims as defined in the William
VanRegenmorter Crime Victim Rights Act of 1985 (CVRA)
Activity :Generate and send initial victims' rights information as required by Michigan's
CVRA for felony cases pursuant to MCL 780.756.
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive information under this section within 7 days of the
defendant's arraignment
Measurement :Case tracking system (PBK)
Activity :Generate and send initial victims' rights information as required by Michigan's
CVRA for juvenile offender cases pursuant to MCL 780.786
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive information under this section within 72 hours after
filing a juvenile petition
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Generate and send initial victims' rights information as required by Michigan's
CVRA for misdemeanor cases pursuant to MCL 780.816
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive information under this section within 48 hours after
arraignment/plea
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Provide the total number of new victims who were given specific information
about exercising their crime victim rights
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the total number of new victims who were given specific
information about exercising their crime victim rights
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Provide the number of CVRA eligible victims requesting crime victim rights
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of CVRA eligible victims requesting crime
victim rights
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Generate and send notification of scheduled court proceedings as required by
Michigan's CVRA pursuant to MCL 780.756, 780.786, and 780.816
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive notification of scheduled court proceedings as
required by Michigan's CVRA pursuant to MCL 780.756, 780.786, and 780.816
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Generate and send notification of the defendant’s conviction and the victim’s
right to make a written or oral victim impact statement as required by the CVRA
pursuant to MCL 780.763, 780.765, 780.792, 780.793, 780.823, 780.825
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
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Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive notification of the defendant’s conviction and the
victim’s right to make a written or oral victim impact statement as required by
the CVRA pursuant to MCL 780.763, 780.765, 780.792, 780.793, 780.823,
780.825
Measurement :Case tracking system
Activity :Generate and send the final disposition of the defendant’s case, including
applicable post-conviction forms, as required by the CVRA pursuant to MCL
780.763a(1), 780.772, 780.791a, 780.793(2), 780.828a(2), 780.827
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of victims will receive notification of the final disposition of the
defendant’s case, including applicable post-conviction forms, as required by the
CVRA pursuant to MCL 780.763a(1), 780.772, 780.791a, 780.793(2),
780.828a(2), 780.827
Measurement :Case tracking system
Objective :Victim Advocate(s) will provide additional education, referrals, and services to
crime victims from a trauma informed/victim centered perspective in conjunction
with victim’s needs
Activity :Provide the number of times grantees provided criminal justice advocacy for
victims upon request
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of times grantees provided criminal justice
advocacy for victims upon request
Measurement :Case tracking or comparable system
Activity :Provide the number of times grantees provided courtroom accompaniment for
victims upon request
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of times grantees provided courtroom
accompaniment for victims upon request
Measurement :Case tracking or comparable system
Activity :Provide the number of victims who received Crime Victim Compensation (CVC)
application assistance
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of victims who received Crime Victim
Compensation (CVC) application assistance
Measurement :Case tracking or comparable system
Activity :Provide the number of victims who received assistance with MI VINE services
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of victims who received assistance with MI
VINE services
Measurement :Case tracking or comparable system
Activity :Provide the number of victims who received Address Confidentiality Program
(ACP) assistance
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :This office will provide the number of victims who received Address
Confidentiality Program (ACP) assistance
Measurement :Case tracking or comparable system
Objective :Victim Advocate(s) will obtain continuing education from MDHHS-DVS
approved training sessions.
Activity :Full-time Victim Advocate(s) will obtain 16 continuing education credits per
grant year
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Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of Full-time Victim Advocate(s) will obtain 16 continuing education credits
per grant year
Measurement :Training log or Certificate of Attendance
Activity :Part-time Victim Advocate(s) will obtain 8 continuing education credits per grant
year
Responsible Staff :Victim Rights Unit
Date Range :10/01/2026 - 09/30/2027
Expected Outcome :100% of Part-time Victim Advocate(s) will obtain 8 continuing education credits
per grant year
Measurement :Training log or Certificate of Attendance
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Budget
Budget Detail for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Version # ______ APP # ______
Line Item Qty Rate Units UOM Total Amount
DIRECT EXPENSES
Program Expenses
1 Salary & Wages
Victim Advocate Leader
Notes : Mary Larkin, Victim Advocate Leader
Attachment :
ZZZ_1_Victim Advocate Leader.pdf
2080.0000 41.010 0.000 FTE 85,301.00 85,301.00
Victim Advocate
Notes : Victim Advocate, Nicole Kennedy
Attachment :
ZZZ_2_Victim Advocate_071922.pdf
2080.0000 37.200 0.000 FTE 77,376.00 77,376.00
Victim Advocate
Notes : Victim Advocate, Jennifer DeMeritt
Attachment :
ZZZ_3_Victim Advocate_071922.pdf
2080.0000 37.200 0.000 FTE 77,376.00 77,376.00
Victim Advocate
Notes : Victim Advocate, Cynthia Stanton
Attachment :
ZZZ_4_Victim Advocate_071922.pdf
2080.0000 37.200 0.000 FTE 77,376.00 77,376.00
Victim Advocate
Notes : Victim Advocate, Amy Welshans
Attachment :
ZZZ_5_Victim Advocate_071922.pdf
2080.0000 37.200 0.000 FTE 77,376.00 77,376.00
Clerk
Notes : Office Support Clerk Sr., Elizabeth
DesJardins
Attachment :
CLERK_6_Position Description Office.DOCX
2080.0000 25.176 0.000 FTE 52,366.00 52,366.00
Victim Advocate
Notes : Victim Advocate, Emily Kosal
Attachment :
ZZZ_7_Victim Advocate_071922.pdf
2080.0000 37.200 0.000 FTE 77,376.00 77,376.00
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Budget Detail for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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Line Item Qty Rate Units UOM Total Amount
Total for Salary & Wages 524,547.00 524,547.00
2 Fringe Benefits
Composite Rate
Notes : Mary Larkin
0.0000 45.978 85300.000 39,219.00 39,219.00
Composite Rate
Notes : Nicole Kennedy
0.0000 62.389 77370.000 48,270.00 48,270.00
Composite Rate
Notes : Jennifer DeMeritt
0.0000 61.757 77370.000 47,781.00 47,781.00
Composite Rate
Notes : Cynthia Stanton
0.0000 62.388 77370.000 48,270.00 48,270.00
Composite Rate
Notes : Amy Welshans
0.0000 43.748 77370.000 33,848.00 33,848.00
Composite Rate
Notes : Emily Kosal
0.0000 39.478 77370.000 30,544.00 30,544.00
Total for Fringe Benefits 247,932.00 247,932.00
3 Employee Travel and Training
4 Supplies & Materials
Office Supplies 0.0000 0.000 0.000 5.00 5.00
5 Subawards – Subrecipient Services
6 Contractual - Professional Services
7 Communications
8 Grantee Rent Costs
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Budget Detail for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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Line Item Qty Rate Units UOM Total Amount
9 Space Costs
10 Capital Expenditures - Equipment & Other
11 Client Assistance - Rent
12 Client Assistance - All Other
Direct Victim Needs 0.0000 0.000 0.000 21,153.00 21,153.00
13 Other Expense
Canine Advocacy - 2 dogs @ $1,200 0.0000 0.000 0.000 2,400.00 2,400.00
Total Program Expenses 796,037.00 796,037.00
TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES 796,037.00 796,037.00
INDIRECT EXPENSES
Indirect Costs
1 Indirect Costs
2 Cost Allocation Plan
Total Indirect Costs 0.00 0.00
TOTAL INDIRECT EXPENSES 0.00 0.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 796,037.00 796,037.00
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Budget Summary for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
6/29/2026
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Category Total Amount Narrative
DIRECT EXPENSES
Program Expenses
1 Salary & Wages 524,547.00 524,547.00
2 Fringe Benefits 247,932.00 247,932.00
3 Employee Travel and Training 0.00 0.00
4 Supplies & Materials 5.00 5.00
5 Subawards – Subrecipient Services 0.00 0.00
6 Contractual - Professional Services 0.00 0.00
7 Communications 0.00 0.00
8 Grantee Rent Costs 0.00 0.00
9 Space Costs 0.00 0.00
10 Capital Expenditures - Equipment & Other 0.00 0.00
11 Client Assistance - Rent 0.00 0.00
12 Client Assistance - All Other 21,153.00 21,153.00
13 Other Expense 2,400.00 2,400.00
Total Program Expenses 796,037.00 796,037.00
TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES 796,037.00 796,037.00
INDIRECT EXPENSES
Indirect Costs
1 Indirect Costs 0.00 0.00
2 Cost Allocation Plan 0.00 0.00
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Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
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Category Total Amount Narrative
Total Indirect Costs 0.00 0.00
TOTAL INDIRECT EXPENSES 0.00 0.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 796,037.00 796,037.00
Source of Funds
Category Total Amount Cash Inkind Narrative
1 Source of Funds
MDHHS State Agreement 796,037.00 796,037.00 0.00 0.00
Fees and Collections - 1st and 2nd
Party
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Fees and Collections - 3rd Party 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Local 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Non-MDHHS State Agreements 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Federal 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Other 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
In-Kind 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Federal Cost Based
Reimbursement
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total Source of Funds 796,037.00 796,037.00 0.00 0.00
Totals 796,037.00 796,037.00 0.00 0.00
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Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous for Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
Agency: County of Oakland
Application: Victim Rights Prosecutor - 2027
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15.Supporting documentation, if required
Attachment Title Attachment
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