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Franklin County approves FY2025 adult and juvenile community supervision outcome reports; adult success rate 74.1%

5782848 · September 17, 2025
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The commission approved annual outcome reports for adult and juvenile community supervision. County staff reported an adult supervision success rate of 74.1% (129 successful terminations of 174 cases) and a juvenile success rate of 48% (10 successful of 21 terminations). Commissioners asked about incentives, sanctions and limits set by state law.

The Franklin County Commission on Sept. 17 approved fiscal year 2025 year-end outcome reports for adult and juvenile community supervision, receiving a summary of program goals, performance measures and planned changes for the coming year.

Dustin (last name not specified), who presented both reports, said the adult services program met or exceeded its goals for staff training, cognitive-behavioral programming and use of positive incentives. He told commissioners the adult program issued 3,716 incentives and 720 sanctions during the year, a ratio of 5.16 incentives for every sanction (the year's goal was 4:1). "We not only met that, but we exceeded it," Dustin said.

Dustin gave case-level counts: 144 unique adult clients terminated from supervision in FY2025 across 174 cases; 129 of those cases were classified as successful, yielding a 74.1% success rate. He said…

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