Probation office reports uptick in violations and provides ignition-interlock data
Probation Director Alyssa Palmer reported a rise in probation violations and said Leandra's Law requires ignition interlocks for DWI convictions; 29 devices were ordered and 9 had been installed as of the report.
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Probation Director Alyssa Palmer presented monthly statistics and acknowledged a recent increase in probation violations, noting that a probation violation does not automatically mean jail and that responses include treatment referrals, drug court or community service. She did not specify the cause of the increase and the committee accepted the report as information.
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