Idaho DOC seeks ongoing funding for case-management analytics and transparency tools
Department leaders told lawmakers they want to expand a partnership with the nonprofit Recidiviz to bring case‑triage and classification tools into prisons and asked for continued funding for public‑records and in‑custody legal access software; committee members pressed for ROI data and assurances about data control.
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The Idaho Department of Correction told the Joint Finance Preparations Committee on Feb. 4 that it seeks ongoing funding to continue a partnership with Recidiviz, a nonprofit data-aggregation and analytics partner, and requested subscriptions for public‑records management and in‑custody legal research tools.
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