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County probation official seeks approval of juvenile services planning committee membership for CYDC

Board of County Commissioners · August 18, 2025
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Summary

Madison Robinson, coordinator and case manager for the Colorado Youth Detention Continuum in the 20th Judicial District, asked the Board to approve a juvenile services planning committee membership list that will be formalized by an administrative order if approved.

Madison Robinson, coordinator and case manager for the Colorado Youth Detention Continuum (CYDC) at the probation department for the 20th Judicial District, asked the Board of County Commissioners to approve a proposed membership list for the juvenile services planning committee that oversees the local CYDC program. "I'm here before you guys today for our juvenile services planning committee," Robinson said, explaining the committee’s oversight role for budgeting and the annual juvenile services plan submitted to the state.

Robinson said the membership list must be approved by the county commissioners and that, once approved, she will send it to the chief judge, who will issue an administrative order appointing the members to two-year terms. "The membership list that I have proposed to you, it does need to be approved by our board of commissioners," Robinson said, and she added that Dolores County approved its side that morning.

Commissioners had no substantive objections to the membership slate and asked for clarification about one named organization. A commissioner said they did not recognize Porchlight Health; Robinson clarified that Porchlight Health is the recovery center and that Crystal Robson is the new director. Commissioners indicated the item would likely appear on the consent agenda for formal approval.

No formal vote or administrative order was recorded in the provided transcript. Robinson offered to return or follow up by email to confirm the Board’s action on the consent agenda.