Secretary of State Pate to Stop in Dallas County to Promote the Safe at Home Program

Last week, we told you about Secretary of State Paul Pate’s efforts to adopt the Safe at Home program here in Iowa.  This afternoon, Pate will meet with people in Dallas County to get the word out about the program.

Safe at Home is an address confidentiality program that aims to provide domestic assault victims the chance to start new lives and return to safety, without their attackers knowing their whereabouts.

Pate is currently working with the state legislature to launch the program in Iowa and also meeting with county auditors who will play a key role in administrating the program on the local level.

Today’s informal discussion about the bill will take place at 4:30pm in the Board of Supervisors meeting room in Adel.  In addition, Pate and his staff will also be meeting with Guthrie County residents at the courthouse today at 2:15.  Both meetings are open to the public.

Secretary of State Pate to Stop in Dallas County to Promote the Safe at Home Program

Last week, we told you about Secretary of State Paul Pate’s efforts to adopt the Safe at Home program here in Iowa.  This afternoon, Pate will meet with people in Dallas County to get the word out about the program.

Safe at Home is an address confidentiality program that aims to provide domestic assault victims the chance to start new lives and return to safety, without their attackers knowing their whereabouts.

Pate is currently working with the state legislature to launch the program in Iowa and also meeting with county auditors who will play a key role in administrating the program on the local level.

Today’s informal discussion about the bill will take place at 4:30pm in the Board of Supervisors meeting room in Adel.  In addition, Pate and his staff will also be meeting with Guthrie County residents at the courthouse today at 2:15.  Both meetings are open to the public.