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Director outlines satellite office, electronic‑signature plans and shift changes
Summary
Corey told the committee the office will open a satellite location at the OJC, is working to use electronic signatures for DUI search warrants to reduce officer downtime, and has shifted staff to 10‑hour schedules with part‑timers filling gaps.
Corey, who identified himself as the director, briefed the committee on operational changes since his appointment.
He said the office has resumed face‑to‑face bond arraignments, is preparing to open a satellite office at the OJC (schedule and rollout not fully defined), and is exploring electronic signatures for DUI search warrants to reduce officers’ downtime traveling between the jail, hospital and court. Corey said neighboring counties have used similar approaches successfully and that using electronic signatures could cut officer off‑road time.
Corey also described a shift to 10‑hour schedules and the role of part‑time staff in filling coverage needs; commissioners noted the schedule change has been an adjustment but cited benefits like consecutive days off for staff.
Corey said he plans to give quarterly operational updates to the committee.
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