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r r i <br />ANTI-DRUG ABUSE GRANT <br />The Board.reviewed the following memo dated 5/24/90: <br />TO: Board of County DATE: May 24, 1990 FILE: <br />Commissioners <br />f•��Y �5so 0 <br />R <br />C ' SUBJECT: Anti -Drug Abuse Grant <br />ROA10,v DISTRIBUTION LIST <br />MMi�►oNr�s DuNrY Commissioners <br />016 a L9� �� Attorneyraor <br />Gary C. wheeler, Personnel <br />FROM: County Commissioner REFERENCES: Public Works <br />Community Dev.__,,,� <br />Utilities <br />Finance <br />Other <br />The Substance Abuse Council of Indian River County has <br />unanimously recommended that the following organizations receive <br />the following portions of available grant money from the <br />Anti -Drug Abuse Grant, administered by the Department of <br />Community Affairs, Bureau of Public Safety Management: <br />New Horizons $103,390 <br />First Start Program <br />sponsored by the Indian River <br />County School Board at Dodgertown <br />Elementary School 17,347 <br />"Just Say No" Program 23,263 <br />Substance Abuse Council <br />for administrative expenses 16,000 <br />GCW:jwc <br />cc: James E. Chandler <br />Ken Macht, chairman of the Substance Abuse Council of Indian <br />River County, advised that representatives of the three <br />organizations recommended to receive grant money are in <br />attendance today to answer any questions the Board may have. <br />Stephen Archbold of New Horizons; Michael Farrentino, School <br />Board representative for First Start Program at Dodgertown <br />Elementary School;, and John Dobis, chairman of the Just Say No <br />89 <br />JUN 5 1990 BOOK ray <br />