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Shelby County jail reports 14 weekend intakes, projects more than 500 for year and seeks staff
Summary
Jail supervisor Kyle Lindberg told the Board the jail processed 14 people over the weekend and is on track for more than 500 intakes this year; he announced openings for a full-time and a part-time position and thanked correction officers during National Correction Officers' Week.
Kyle Lindberg presented the Shelby County jail department update on May 5, reporting that the facility processed 14 people over the recent weekend and is on track to see over 500 intakes this year. Lindberg said the department is looking to fill one full-time and one part-time position and invited interested applicants to contact him.
Lindberg also offered thanks to correction officers, saying, "We celebrate them this week during National Correction Officers' Week." The Board recorded the staffing needs and intake projections as part of routine departmental updates; no additional funding or policy actions for the jail were recorded in the meeting minutes.
