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PDSC reports unpaid invoices, rising caseload and plans 50th anniversary training conference
Summary
PDSC staff reported unpaid invoices from DPHSS and other payors, provided caseload statistics including active prejudgment cases and bench warrants, and described planning for a July training conference and meetings with the legislature on a proposed indigent defense board.
Public Defender Service Corporation staff told trustees on April 21 that the agency is tracking unpaid invoices and a rising caseload while preparing for a 50th-anniversary training conference in July.
At the financial update, a PDSC finance staff member (identified as Mike in the transcript) reported that PDSC and APD were both operating at 92 percent of budgeted levels and that PDSC had issued invoices to the Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) for October 2024 through March 2025 at $18,914 per month; payments for October, November and December 2024 were the only months received. Staff said they are following up with DPHSS…
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