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County finance report lists $35.8 million in deposits; sheriff reports 53 jailed, 92 on sobriety program
Summary
Finance Officer Lori Schultz reported $35,846,447.28 in bank deposits for January and reminded the public that first‑half property taxes are due April 30. Sheriff Marty Stanwick reported 53 inmates and 92 participants in the 24/7 sobriety program.
Finance Officer Lori Schultz presented the January finance report, recording total deposits in county bank accounts of $35,846,447.28 and providing an itemized list of departmental balances and benefit withholdings. Schultz also reminded the public that the first half of property taxes is due April 30.
Sheriff Marty Stanwick reported that the county jail held 53 inmates and that 92 individuals were participating in the county's 24/7 sobriety program; he noted correctional officer training was being held at the BCOAC this week. Finance Specialist Jenna Baker also described issues customers have experienced with the state motor vehicle kiosk at Lewis Drug and with online seller’s permits and said the state has been notified.
