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Community Corrections reports 77 clients and $39,000 grant award
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Todd Whitlock reported 77 clients (76 adults, one juvenile) and year-to-date collections of about $264,899.68; the department received a $39,000 grant after a broader state funding reduction that cut about $18,433 from prior levels.
Community Corrections reported 77 total clients — 76 adults and one juvenile — and year-to-date collections of approximately $264,899.68. Todd Whitlock told the council the department was awarded a $39,000 state grant, the same amount as last year, but noted the probation department experienced cuts of about $18,433 in funding elsewhere.
Whitlock said he submitted a revised budget and resubmitted it to the Department of Corrections for approval and that staffing adjustments require filling an entry-level opening created by an internal promotion. "We did get our grant back and we was awarded $39,000," he said, and described the state's mid-year fiscal timing (state fiscal year begins July 1) as the driver of the mid-year budget adjustment.
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