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County proclaims July 19–25 as Pre‑Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week; department reports caseload and fees
Summary
The committee approved a proclamation recognizing community corrections professionals for July 19–25, 2026, and the Probation Department presented caseload figures, collections, outstanding fees and staff training updates.
The Livingston County Public Services Committee on July 1 adopted a proclamation naming July 19–25, 2026 as Pre‑Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week to recognize local community corrections professionals.
Shannon Hillier presented the proclamation, emphasizing the role of probation and parole staff in supervising adult and juvenile cases while working with community partners. The resolution encourages citizens to extend gratitude to these professionals and was approved on a motion by Mr. Schuster with Mr. White seconding; the minutes record the action as carried.
Separately, the Probation Department provided a written informational update covering workload and finances. The department reported supervising 273 adult offenders in the county (with 22 treatment court cases in drug court), several out‑of‑county and out‑of‑state placements, two administrative reviews, one active electronic monitoring case, and new pre‑trial services cases. Financial figures included recent collections for restitution, fines and supervision fees and larger outstanding balances for DWI supervision fees ($103,206.80 as of May 31, 2026) and EM fees ($158,864.75 as of May 31, 2026). The minutes also list staff training and meetings attended during May.
Next steps: The proclamation is annual recognition; Probation will continue reporting workload metrics to the committee.
