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Sheriff's Office updates committee on jail reentry program; federal inmate housing discussed
Summary
Major Rhett Rutledge told the Emergency Services Committee about the jail reentry program and current jail numbers; Commissioner Bryan Delius asked about holding federal inmates, and Rutledge explained the circumstances in which county custody may be used.
Major Rhett Rutledge presented the Sevier County Sheriff's Office monthly report to the Emergency Services Committee on Feb. 9, providing an update on the county's jail reentry program and current inmate numbers.
During the report, Commissioner Bryan Delius asked whether the county holds federal inmates. Rutledge responded by explaining the various situations in which federal inmates may be housed in county facilities, clarifying that multiple conditions and arrangements can affect whether the county holds federal detainees. The transcript records an explanation but does not include specific counts for federal inmates or detailed contractual terms.
The committee did not take formal action on the jail reentry program or inmate housing during the meeting. The committee adjourned at 6:50 p.m.
