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Corrections report: average daily population 418, $778,000 in boarder revenue and 23 vacancies; academy to begin
Summary
Undersheriff Evelyn Mallard reported an average daily population of 418 for February, monthly boarder revenue of $778,000, and 23 vacancies; a new academy will start with 21 recruits though retirements are expected. Officials said tablets and an RFP are being used to expand educational programming.
Undersheriff Evelyn Mallard delivered the Corrections Report for February at the March 25 committee meeting, providing operational and staffing metrics.
Mallard reported an average daily population of 418, monthly boarder revenue of $778,000, and 23 vacancies in the corrections workforce. She told members a new training academy begins Monday with 21 recruits but that more officers are expected to retire. When Legislator Stephen R. Hunter asked about expanding educational programs, Mallard said tablets currently provide educational material and that the department is working on a new RFP to add more programs; Hunter offered legislative assistance.
The report provides context for the suite of capital and operational projects the committee approved during the meeting but does not list a recruitment timeline or retention strategy in the minutes.
