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Board committee approves new inmate health‑services contract; county says provider should deliver more services for less cost

August 15, 2025 | Livingston County, Illinois


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Board committee approves new inmate health‑services contract; county says provider should deliver more services for less cost
The Sheriff, Jail and License Committee reported the selection of a new provider for inmate health services and the committee approved the contract at the Aug. 14, 2025 board meeting. Committee chair Bob Weller said the county expects the new provider to deliver more services for a lower cost than the previous arrangement, though he added the outcome "will remain to be seen." The committee also approved a renewal of the mutual aid agreement with the Illinois Coroners and Medical Examiners Association.

The contract vote was recorded by roll call in committee and forwarded to the full board; the meeting transcript reflects a roll call in which commissioners voted in favor of the contract. No specific contract dollar amounts or the new provider's name were announced in the public board discussion; the committee indicated the change is intended to reduce costs while maintaining or expanding services.

The county will finalize provider transition steps and oversee implementation through the Sheriff’s Office and jail superintendent.

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