Sheriff reports jail population, dispatch workload and search-and-rescue reimbursement
Summary
Sheriff Ryan Lee told commissioners the detention center held 139 people (87 men, 47 women, 5 juveniles) and that dispatch has staffing gaps; he also reported a $88,116 search-and-rescue reimbursement and ongoing server/Spillman upgrades.
Sheriff Ryan Lee delivered a quarterly update covering detention, dispatch and enforcement. He reported the detention center’s population at 139 inmates as of the previous morning, including 87 men, 47 women and five juveniles, and said there were 786 bookings over the prior 93 days.
"Our current remaining population as of yesterday morning were 139 prisoners... as of yesterday, we had 87 men, uh 47 women, and we had five juveniles in custody yesterday," Lee said. He told commissioners the jail had staffing vacancies (three deputy sheriff openings) and that the detention center had 34 inmates who were sentenced; pre-adjudicated inmates numbered 105.
Lee also described dispatch workload and staffing: since May 4 the center received 4,524 911 calls and dispatched 3,587 law enforcement calls, 287 EMS calls and 438 fire calls. He reported ongoing negotiations with Motorola for server and Spillman upgrades and confirmed the office has applied those recommendations to procurement planning. The sheriff said the county recently received $88,116 in reimbursement from the Wyoming Search and Rescue Council for last year’s mission costs.
Provenance: topicintro SEG 780; topfinish SEG 930.
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