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IPP director: 75 referrals, 59 completions and $4,000 in community-service savings in March
Summary
IPP Director Tyler Shoaf told the board there were 75 referrals in March, 59 successful completions and 10 failures, with a total caseload of 555 clients; participants completed 565 community service hours estimated to save worksites $4,000 and $1,000 in domestic-violence fees were collected.
Tyler Shoaf, director of the Inmate Programming & Probation (IPP) program, reported 75 referrals in March, 59 successful completions and 10 failures, for a cumulative caseload of 555 clients.
Shoaf said participants completed 565 community-service hours that month, which he estimated created about $4,000 in savings to the work sites, and that the program collected $1,000 in domestic-violence fees. Vice President Timothy McGonigle moved to approve the IPP report and Sheriff Tim Callahan seconded; the board approved the report by unanimous voice vote.
The figures reflect ongoing IPP activity and program throughput; the board did not authorize new funding or program changes during the meeting.
