Community Corrections director outlines steady FTEs, warns CCA subsidy is subject to workload study
Terry Thomas said Community Corrections will keep 83.5 FTEs with no new positions in 2027, expects a possible $200,000 annual increase in the Community Corrections Act subsidy under current formula but cautioned a workload study could change that projection.
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Terry Thomas, director of Community Corrections for Washington County, presented the department’s 2027 budget and emphasized operational continuity: 83.5 FTEs, no new positions, and personnel services rising about 6% primarily for wages and benefits. Thomas said the department’s work includes probation and parole supervision, pretrial services, sentenced‑to‑service projects and juvenile residential placements.
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