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Board approves renewal of juvenile-detention contract with Nebraska; county earned roughly $100,000 last year
Summary
Woodbury County approved an annual contract July 22 allowing the county juvenile-detention center to house youth from Nebraska at a rate of $24 per day; staff said the arrangement brought in over $100,000 in revenue last year.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors approved the county’s annual contract to house youth from the State of Nebraska at the county juvenile-detention facility.
Ryan Weber, juvenile-detention staff, said the contract has operated successfully and Nebraska pays $24 per day under the current arrangement. Weber reported the program generated more than $100,000 in revenue for the county over the last year.
The board approved the contract by voice vote 5-0 and commended juvenile-detention staff for managing the program.
Sources: Ryan Weber, juvenile detention staff; board vote.
