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Detention center reports May receipts and 96-inmate population
Summary
The Russell County detention center reported May revenue items, commissary and commissary reimbursements, inmate counts and overtime for deputy training at the fiscal court meeting.
The Russell County detention center reported its May financial and population figures to the fiscal court, including receipts from inmate housing, commissions and per diem, and an inmate population count of 96.
Melissa, the detention center representative, told the court the monthly figures included prescription co-pay receipts of $40.50, nurse-visit fees of $35.52 and house-bill receipts of $397.14. Inmate housing receipts for Clinton County inmates were $9,010. Booking fees totaled $2,589.08 and transportation fees $474.32. Vending and phone commissions were reported (vending $28.74; phone commissions reported in two categories totaling $881.62 and $22,501.04). Reimbursement fees listed included $90.95 and $211.99, with canteen reimbursement of $727.24 and per diem receipts of $2,443.84. Interest income was $19.02. The detention center reported a transferred amount and grand total of $95,395.11 for the month as read into the record.
Melissa reported the jail census when she left that morning as: 38 state inmates, 18 Clinton County inmates and 40 Russell County inmates for a total of 96 inmates. She also reported 70 overtime hours for deputies dedicated to training.
The court accepted the detention report by voice vote.
Ending: The court’s acceptance of the report places the figures in the county’s financial record; the treasurer and jail administration will process transfers and reconciliations as required.
