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Juvenile Crime Prevention Council asks for same funding level and submits appointments

Alleghany County Board of Commissioners · May 18, 2026
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Summary

The Juvenile Crime Prevention Council requested the same $69,774 budget with a proposed 28% county match and submitted a new appointment (Jonathan Jordan) and reappointments (Lee Brickner and Randy Murphy) for board consideration next week.

Miss Caleb, chair of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC) of Iredell County, told the Alleghany County Board that the JCPC's proposed budget for the coming year is unchanged at $69,774 and that the council is seeking a 28% county match. Caleb said the program has shown progress and that juvenile trouble has declined under current programming.

She asked the county to approve a new appointment, Jonathan Jordan (attorney), and to reappoint Lee Brickner (assistant district attorney) and Randy Murphy (parks and recreation director) to the JCPC board. Commissioners said they would take the appointments up next week.

Caleb described the Teen Court and other program elements as effective and said JCPC will continue to monitor outcomes.