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Posted March 16. 2018 2:05PM

$90,000 grant for victim-witness advocate in jeopardy after cuts in Belknap County

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LACONIA — The Belknap County Attorney’s Office has been awarded a two-year, $90,000 grant that will enable it to hire a second victim-witness advocate. But it won’t be able to accept the grant unless the Belknap County Delegation revises the $27.9 million 2018 county budget that it approved on Feb. 20.


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