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Albany County approves $479,687 in treatment‑court contracts for adult and juvenile programs
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved two contracts with the Wyoming Judicial Branch totaling $479,687 to fund the Albany County Court Supervised Treatment Program and an Integrated Juvenile Drug Treatment program from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028.
The Albany County Board of Commissioners on June 2 approved two funding contracts with the Wyoming Judicial Branch that together allocate $479,687 to local treatment programs.
The board approved a $381,386 contract for the Albany County Court Supervised Treatment Program and a separate $98,301 contract to support the Albany County Integrated Juvenile Drug Treatment program; both contracts run from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028. Commissioner Terri Jones and Commissioners Hoff and Gosar voted unanimously to approve the agreements; the motion to approve the adult program contract was made by Commissioner Hoff and the motion to approve the juvenile program contract was made by Commissioner Gosar.
Why it matters: the contracts secure two years of funding intended to support court‑linked treatment services for adults and juveniles. The record does not specify the recipients’ subrecipients or service‑delivery details; the motions authorized acceptance of the funds and execution of the contracts.
What happens next: the contracts take effect on July 1, 2026. The minutes do not record additional detail on program outcomes, service providers, or reporting requirements beyond contract amounts and dates.
