By Michele Smith
The Times
Commissioners, Prosecutor Work Toward Agreement
Parties hope to establish terms for acceptance of victim advocacy grant, resumption of PA services
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DAYTON— On Oct. 13, Columbia County Prosecuting Attorney Rea Culwell came before the Board of County Commissioners to pitch a fifth proposal for uses of an Office of Crime Victims Advocacy grant.
Following Culwell’s presentation, the BOCC conferred with their court-appointed attorney W. Dale Kamerrer, and in a letter to Culwell, dated Oct. 14, they reiterated, in part, their former stance allowing the use of OCVA grant monies to increase the deputy prosecuting attorney’s salary and hours.
In that letter they also authorized Culwell’s request to hire a legal assistant, for up to 40 h...
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