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Clay County OKs $37,791.85 to Keep Riley County Community Corrections Supervision Local
Summary
The Clay County Board of Commissioners approved $37,791.85 from the County General Fund to fund an Intensive Supervision Officer and half the juvenile intake and assessment program cost so Riley County Community Corrections can continue direct supervision in Clay County.
The Clay County Board of Commissioners voted to fund $37,791.85 to sustain Riley County Community Corrections’ direct supervision in Clay County. Director Megan Lewis and Brittney Phillips of Riley County Budget & Finance requested the funding to cover a local Intensive Supervision Officer and 50% of the juvenile intake and assessment program; Commissioner Mayo moved to approve the amount and Commissioner Carlson seconded. The motion passed unanimously.
County officials said the funding addresses a gap between state funding and the local cost of delivering supervision services. The board recorded that the payment will come from the County General Fund; Lewis thanked Clay County for the partnership in maintaining supervision services locally.
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