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Corrections report: jail population, vacancies and ICE boarding revenue discussed
Summary
Committee received the August corrections report showing an average daily jail population of 473, staffing vacancies, retirement notices and discussion of ICE boarding revenue and transfers.
Committee members reviewed the corrections report for August 2025, which the presenting staff described as showing an average daily population of 473 inmates and an average of 170 orders. Year‑to‑date revenue was reported as $4,776,316.
The presenter said the department had 14 vacancies at the date of the written report and that two additional employees had submitted retirement notices, increasing expected vacancies to 16. Staff described recent hiring classes and plans for future academy classes; one class is due to graduate the first week of November and another class is planned for late November.
A committee member asked about 59 ICE transfers listed in the report and where those detainees are moved; the presenter said detainees are transferred to various federal facilities for processing, and that county staff do not manage the transporting agencies. The committee also discussed a larger ICE revenue figure mentioned in an outside email; the presenter said the larger figure reflected aggregated regional totals including multiple federal and county contract boarding sources and that ICE represents a majority of that revenue but the exact breakdown in the email was not verified in the county report.
No formal action was taken on the corrections report; committee members asked for clarification on vacancy and revenue numbers.
