Sheriff's office reports jail population, DOC arrears and extra costs on pool building project
At the March 18 meeting the sheriff's office provided its annual jail report, said two merit deputy positions recently resigned, reported inmate counts and noted outstanding Department of Correction billing; the office also flagged added costs on a pool building project that may require an appropriation from the jail maintenance fund.
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Travis, representing the sheriff's office, delivered the annual jail report the council must file by statute and provided operational updates including two recent resignations from merit deputy positions and the current inmate population.
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