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New jail superintendent sets goal to cut vacancies to 30, highlights training and MAT program
Summary
At his first board meeting, the new superintendent reported average daily population and program metrics, set a goal to reduce vacancies to 30 by Aug. 1 and described new recruitment and wellness committees and training outcomes.
The Prince William-Manassas Regional Jail Board heard its newly seated superintendent outline operational data and a targeted staffing plan at his first meeting.
The superintendent told board members that operational capacity was reported (transcript: "Operational, capacity, was 8 71") and that average daily population figures for recent periods were in the mid-500s. He said the facility currently has roughly 77–78 vacancies including civilians and "just about 70" sworn vacancies. "I'm real passionate about this public safety…
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