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Mini‑Cassia probation reports 62 SUDS tests in March; caseload at 128 youths
Summary
Juvenile Probation Director Dixie Tate said the SUDS program ran 62 drug tests in March (53 clean, nine dirty) and reported a current probation caseload of 128 youths split evenly between Cassia and Minidoka.
Dixie Tate, Juvenile Probation Director for the Mini‑Cassia program, told the committee the SUDS (Substance Use Disorder Screening) program administered 62 total drug tests in March, with 53 clean and nine dirty. She said the program submitted $420.36 for reimbursement and currently serves 30 youth: 17 from Minidoka, 13 from Cassia, one inpatient resident from Cassia County and one additional youth.
Tate also reported that the committee's active probation caseload stands at 128 youth, evenly divided with 64 from Cassia and 64 from Minidoka. She noted staff rotations and upcoming training tied to an employee retirement, and said the program is monitoring resource needs as workloads shift.
