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Klamath County to participate in statewide automated victim-notification system
Summary
The board approved an intergovernmental agreement with the Oregon Department of Corrections to participate in a statewide 24-hour automated criminal victim service described in the meeting as 'SABINS'; staff noted potential implementation or sustainment costs were not quantified at the hearing.
Klamath County commissioners voted June 9 to approve an intergovernmental agreement with the Oregon Department of Corrections to participate in a statewide 24-hour automated criminal victim service referenced in the record as "SABINS." The service is intended to provide victims of violent crimes with access to and notification about critical criminal-justice information and events related to offenders.
The item was presented under jail business; county staff and the contracting documents provided to the board list no fiscal impact for the county, but a commissioner asked whether implementation or sustainment costs might exist. County staff present said they were not familiar with potential costs at the hearing and asked for follow-up.
The board approved the agreement and authorized signatures. County staff noted they will check implementation and sustainment costs and report back to the board.
