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Detention director reports low current census but sizable annual inmate‑day use; finance report shows 26.8% spending
Summary
Trent Bodily said the juvenile detention center had three residents (two Cassia, one Minidoka) and recorded 1,550 inmate days in 2025; Minidoka Clerk Tonya Page reported juvenile detention expenditures of $259,411 (26.8% of budget) and a trust balance of $216,824.87.
Trent Bodily, Juvenile Detention Director, reported the facility had three residents at the time of the meeting—two from Cassia County and one from Minidoka County. Bodily summarized the 2025 detention census as 1,550 inmate days used in total, with 665 inmate days attributed to Cassia and 938 to Minidoka County; annual resident counts were recorded at 113 for Cassia and 165 for Minidoka.
Minidoka Clerk Tonya Page reported juvenile detention expenditures of $259,411.00, representing 26.8% of the budget with 28% of the fiscal year completed, and a trust balance of $216,824.87. Jeff Miller, IDJC liaison, added that the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections had 156 juveniles in custody across IDJC facilities that day, with 18 in District 5; Miller said IDJC is finalizing annual juvenile statistics to share with the boards when complete.
