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County corrections group urges full funding, three‑year averaging to stabilize supervision formula
Summary
Representatives of the Minnesota Association of Community Corrections Act Counties told the Senate Judiciary committee that the revised community-supervision funding formula needs full funding and three-year averaging (Senate File 2120) to prevent staff losses, maintain evidence‑based programs and prepare for expected increases from MRRA reentry.
Representatives of the Minnesota Association of Community Corrections Act Counties (MACAC) told the Senate Judiciary and Public Safety Committee on March 10 that the state’s revised community supervision funding formula is producing gains but remains underfunded. MACAC asked lawmakers to enact measures in Senate File 2120 to implement three‑year averaging in the formula and to fully fund the per‑diem rate used to allocate state money.
Speakers — including MACAC…
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