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County signs youth-development and corrections service agreements including Hopeworks contract
Summary
The Board approved corrections and juvenile services contracts, including youth job training through Hopeworks 'N Camden ($200,000) and services for detention alternatives and commissary services, with some funding contingent on 2026 budgets.
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Resolutions adopted during the meeting authorized contracts to support juvenile detention alternatives and positive-youth-development services, including a multi-vendor package totaling about $848,298 and a Hopeworks 'N Camden agreement for $200,000 to support youth job training and workforce investment. The Board also authorized continuation of commissary services and purchases of a mail scanning system and inmate electronic monitoring services for the correctional facility.
The resolutions generally noted funding availability in part or in whole contingent on passage of the county’s 2026 temporary and permanent budgets. Implementation is to be coordinated by the Department of Corrections and related program leads.
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