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Commissioners appoint advisory‑council members and proclaim Community Corrections and Juvenile Justice Community Supervision Week
Summary
The board appointed members to the Aging and Veteran Services Advisory Council and unanimously proclaimed July 2026 as Community Corrections and Juvenile Justice Community Supervision Week, thanking department staff and offering a recognition photo.
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At the July 21 meeting the Washington County Board of Commissioners moved to appoint members to the Aging and Veteran Services Advisory Council and unanimously approved a proclamation recognizing July 2026 as Community Corrections and Juvenile Justice Community Supervision Week.
A motion to appoint the advisory council members as presented at the prior work session was made and seconded; the motion carried unanimously. Later in the agenda Assistant County Administrator Erin Calvert introduced juvenile and community‑corrections leadership, including Caitlin Berrios (acting community corrections director) and Jennifer Kehrle (juvenile department director). Calvert and department leaders described the work of community corrections and juvenile services, noting the departments’ roles in supervision, support, and community safety.
Chair Harrington moved to approve the proclamation recognizing the week; the motion was seconded and the board approved it unanimously. Commissioners and staff offered congratulations and a group photo to recognize department employees.
The actions were procedural recognitions and appointments; no contingent budgetary actions or conditions were announced during the meeting.

