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Juvenile detention director raises staffing concerns; no action taken
Summary
Juvenile Detention Director Bodily addressed the board about future staffing needs and responded to a question about sharing the department vehicle for probation transports; the board took no action on staffing or vehicle reassignment during the meeting.
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Juvenile Detention Director Bodily addressed the Minidoka County Board of Commissioners on March 23 about future staffing needs for the detention facility; the minutes record the presentation but show no motion or formal action. Director Bodily was also asked whether the department's assigned Durango vehicle could possibly be used by the misdemeanor probation office for court transports in the future; the board did not record a decision on vehicle reassignment.
The minutes do not include staffing numbers, requested positions, or a timeline for hiring. No follow-up assignment or directive to county staff was recorded in the meeting minutes regarding the staffing discussion or fleet-sharing question.
