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District court budgets track above targets for fines and services; probation revenues below target, probation to begin phased move in November
Summary
Finance staff told commissioners district court revenues from intergovernmental reimbursements and fines were ahead of targets while probation services trailed slightly; staff expect a November phased move of probation operations and noted interpreter reimbursement is paid quarterly and capped by state allocations.
Cowlitz County finance staff reviewed budget-to-date figures for district court and probation services, saying district court revenues for intergovernmental reimbursements and fines have exceeded expectations while probation-services revenue is slightly below target.
Susie, the county finance manager, told commissioners district court intergovernmental revenue was budgeted at just under $111,000 and had brought in about $93,000; fines and penalties were budgeted at $585,000 with roughly $542,000 received so far. She said about $273,000 of…
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