Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 39-5208 (2026)
Responsibilities and duties.
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Responsibilities and duties.
The council shall:
(1) Establish standards for projects applying for grants from the council under this chapter;
(2) Disseminate information on availability of funds and the application process;
(3) Receive grant applications for the development and establishment of projects for victims of domestic violence and certain other crimes;
(4) Distribute funds after approval of projects meeting council standards;
(5) Assess, review and monitor the services and programs being provided for victims of domestic violence and other crimes under this chapter;
(6) Monitor programs and services for victims of domestic violence and other crimes to assure nonduplication of services and to encourage efficient and coordinated use of resources in the provision of services;
(7) Compile data on the services and programs provided to victims of domestic violence and other crimes and the geographic incidence of domestic violence and other crimes in this state; and
(8) Submit annual reports to the governor and the legislature.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 1
case (1 in the last 5 years), 2025–2025 · leading case: Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition v. Idaho Council on Dom. Violence & Victim Assistance (D. Idaho 2025).
Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition v. Idaho Council on Dom. Violence & Victim Assistance (D. Idaho 2025). “This monitoring had many purposes, including guaranteeing compliance with program guidelines, “assur[ing] nonduplication of services,” and “encourag[ing] efficient and coordinated use of resources in the provision of services.”
— Idaho Code § 39-5208(5) — 1 case
Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition v. Idaho Council on Dom. Violence & Victim Assistance (D. Idaho 2025). “This monitoring had many purposes, including guaranteeing compliance with program guidelines, “assur[ing] nonduplication of services,” and “encourag[ing] efficient and coordinated use of resources in the provision of services.”
— Idaho Code § 39-5208(6) — 1 case
Idaho Anti-Trafficking Coalition v. Idaho Council on Dom. Violence & Victim Assistance (D. Idaho 2025). “This monitoring had many purposes, including guaranteeing compliance with program guidelines, “assur[ing] nonduplication of services,” and “encourag[ing] efficient and coordinated use of resources in the provision of services.”
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