Ohio law allows assets to be seized when they are used in the commission of a crime or are the proceeds of a crime. They can only be used by law enforcement agencies after a suspect is convicted and a judge declares the assets forfeit.
Burchett has chosen to use the funds to support community drug and alcohol prevention and education programs that serve Clark County. Those receiving funds are:
- CitiLookout Trauma Recovery Center, $1,000
- Clark County Substance Prevention, Treatment & Support Coalition (McKinley Hall), $4,475
- HOPE/Rock of Hope, $3,000
- Oesterlen Services for Youth Inc., $3,000
- Recovery X, $1,000
- Rocking Horse Center, $2,000
- Springfield Peace Center, $5,000
A review panel scored each application and each organization that was awarded grant money will be required to submit reports to show how the funds were used, the release stated.
In Other News
1
NEW DETAILS: Honda prepares for Ohio EV production in 2025
2
A new Jubie’s Creamery will open in Troy this summer, and it is hiring
3
Great American Ball Park reveals new food ahead of 2024 Cincinnati Reds...
4
Alzheimer’s deaths expected to grow and industry not prepared with...
5
International Spouses Group at Wright-Patterson AFB helps foreigners...
About the Author