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Commissary balance, reimbursements and county work‑release funds detailed in budget update

Hassett Regional Adult Detention Center Board (Prince William County) · January 20, 2022
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Summary

County budget staff reported a commissary account balance around $2.4 million, submitted state reimbursement requests for phase 2/work release, and said the county will receive about $21 million with the ADC allocated $687,000 for the work‑release portion.

Budget staff reporting remotely told the jail board that the ADC commissary account held roughly $2,400,000 and that inmate program spending remained low because many programs are on pause.

The remote speaker (identified as Eric) told the board the county submitted a reimbursement request to the state treasury for phase‑2 and work‑release expenses on Dec. 10 and expects to hear about the funds soon. He said the county would receive about $21,000,000 overall and that the ADC’s share for the work‑release portion would be about $687,000.

Why it matters: the anticipated reimbursements and recent reimbursement for sworn staff bonuses (reported as in excess of $900,000) could cover fiscal shortfalls driven by lower program spending and the one‑time bonus costs.

Eric reviewed the commissary and inmate trust balances and said federal billings remained low because fewer inmates were transferred to federal custody. He also said the county asked for a resiliency position for public safety to report through the fire and rescue department and planned to reclass a vacancy to fill a finance manager post.

Next step: budget staff will await the state treasury decision on reimbursement and will report back when funds are received; board members had no further questions.