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Mental Health Court funding boost comes with local support requirement
Silent auction slated for July 11
W judge and McClain
Superior Court Judge William E. Woodrum Jr., left, and Bulloch County's Mental Health Court coordinator Karen McClain
The Bulloch County Mental Health Court will receive a 13 percent boost in its state grant, to $163,814, with the new fiscal year starting July 1, but with an expectation that the county or local donors also pitch in $18,202. Two-thirds of that could come from valuing office space and services the county already provides. For the rest, and to raise awareness, the court's first silent auction fundraising event is slated for July 11.
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