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Humboldt CCP reports roughly $11.2 million in AB109 trust and flags supervised‑release staffing shortfall
Summary
Chief Probation Officer Coral Sanders reported the AB109 trust will begin FY 2026–27 with about $11.2 million. The committee also heard that Probation’s Supervised Release Program is short‑staffed, reducing field contacts; DHHS noted an ongoing Drug Medi‑Cal regional transition.
Chief Probation Officer Coral Sanders reported to the Humboldt County Community Corrections Partnership Executive Committee that no Q3 claims have been received, revenues are coming in as expected, and the AB109 trust is projected to begin fiscal year 2026–27 with approximately $11.2 million.
In the monthly realignment data review, committee members heard that Probation’s Supervised Release Program has been short‑staffed, which has led to a decrease in field contacts and may affect supervision capacity. The committee did not set a formal remediation plan during the meeting; staffing and operational impacts were noted for future agenda consideration.
During roundtable, DHHS Director Connie Beck said DHHS has been in communication with Cal MHSA and that Drug Medi‑Cal will continue through the regional model; rate details are currently under discussion. The committee briefly noted 605 K Street in Eureka as a potential Day Reporting Center site but received no additional updates.
The committee set its next meeting for May 20, 2026.
