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Juvenile Probation reports show detention and restitution activity; Court approves monthly reports
Summary
The Court approved Juvenile Probation monthly activity and financial reports (March–May 2026), which show detention metrics (e.g., average daily population ranged 16–20; longest lengths of stay recorded up to 201 days) and financial receipts and restitution disbursements.
The Commissioners Court approved Juvenile Probation Department monthly activity and financial reports for March through May 2026.
The April report shows an average daily population of 20 and a maximum daily population of 24; May's report lists an average daily population of 16 with a maximum of 22. Reports include detailed breakdowns by offense classifications and demographics and list restitution checks and deposit warrants; for example, several individual disbursements are recorded (check amounts listed in the reports include $5,000.00 entries and multiple smaller warrants). The financial report pages carry a certification line: "I certify that the figures in this report are true and correct to the best of my belief and knowledge," signed by staff (Ferland Williams and others) in the report package.
Following presentation, Commissioner Smith moved to approve the reports; Commissioner Perry seconded and the Court adopted the order to approve by unanimous vote.
