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Undersheriff reports jail population 457, 21 vacancies and $1.174M boarding revenue for January

Public Safety and Emergency Services Committee · February 19, 2026
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Summary

Undersheriff Evelyn Mallard told the committee the average daily jail population in January was 457, there are 21 vacancies as the county recruits for a new academy class, and boarding revenue for the period was $1,174,000.

Undersheriff Evelyn Mallard presented the Corrections Report for January, reporting an average daily population of 457 inmates and 21 vacant positions as the department proceeds with background checks for a new academy class expected by the end of March.

Mallard also reported boarder revenue of $1,174,000 for the period. The committee heard the operational metrics as background for staffing and budget discussions; no formal action was taken on the report during the meeting.