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Warden presents January jail population, revenue and incident totals; board accepts report
Summary
Warden Rusty Barr reported the jail's January figures: 70 male inmates, 18 female inmates, an average daily population of 89, 8 inmates sentenced to DOC, 28 sentenced to county, and 52 unsentenced. Revenues included $7,321.02 (Administrative) and $9,934.42 (Commissary). The board accepted the report unanimously.
Warden Rusty Barr presented the jail's January 2026 report, telling the board the male population at the time of the report was 70, the female population 18, and the average daily population 89. He reported that eight inmates were sentenced to the Department of Corrections, 28 were sentenced to county custody, and 52 were unsentenced at the time of the report.
Financial receipts recorded for January included $7,321.02 in jail administrative funds and $9,934.42 in commissary (inmate benefit) receipts. The Warden also reported operational totals for 2025 of 266 incident reports (including 186 misconducts), 499 intakes and 508 releases. The transcript records those 2025 totals following the January summary.
Treasurer Lisa Barr moved to accept the Warden's report; Cody Brown seconded the motion and the board approved it unanimously. The meeting record does not indicate further follow-up instructions or requests for additional data beyond accepting the report.
The board set its next meeting for March 24, 2026 and adjourned at 3:10 p.m.
