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Court Services: community service workers completed 851.63 hours in February
Summary
Donna Parker of Oklahoma Court Services told the Kay County BOCC that community service programs logged 851.63 hours in February 2026, with 18 new clients and 36 regular clients submitting hours; she listed recent and upcoming sites where clients assisted.
Donna Parker, representing Oklahoma Court Services, reported to the Kay County BOCC that community service participants logged a total of 851.63 hours for February 2026. Parker said there were 18 new community service clients in the month and 36 regular clients who turned in hours; sanction hours were recorded as 0 and there were five offender completions.
Parker detailed completed events where clients assisted: New Life Trials (animal care), Lake Ponca (trash pickup), Newkirk Public Library (cleaning), the Otoe Tribe (youth activities) and Camp McFaddin (grounds upkeep). She also identified upcoming assignments at NOHS, the Otoe Missouria Tribe, Blackwell Cemetery and Wheatheart Nutrition, where clients will perform various duties.
The report provides the board with operational data for court‑ordered community service and identifies several local organizations and sites that receive support from supervised clients.
