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Buffalo County proclaims National Corrections Officers Week, pins badge and authorizes jail health contract
Summary
The board proclaimed May 1–7, 2022 as National Corrections Officers and Employees Week, Retired Deputy Jim Downing pinned a badge and Sheriff Neil Miller sworn in Deputy Christopher Jarmin; the board also authorized an amended contract with Advanced Correctional Healthcare.
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The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners proclaimed May 1–7, 2022 as National Corrections Officers and Employees Week (Resolution 2022-13) at its April 26 meeting. Lieutenant Chad Hunt, Sergeant Rosario Perez and several corrections staff attended while Commissioner Daniel Lynch read the proclamation and the board adopted the resolution by unanimous roll call vote.
Retired Deputy Jim Downing pinned a previously assigned badge on Christopher Jarmin, and Sheriff Neil Miller administered the oath of office to Deputy Sheriff Christopher Jarmin.
Separately, Chief Deputy Sheriff Dan Schleusener reviewed an amended contract with Advanced Correctional Healthcare and the board authorized Sheriff Miller to sign the amended contract. That motion also passed by unanimous vote.
The minutes record the proclamation text, the swearing-in ceremony, and authorization of the contract but do not include the amended contract's financial terms or service details in the minutes.
