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Juvenile detention center reports five residents; intercom and panic buttons nearly installed
Summary
The Juvenile Detention Center reported five current residents (two Cassia; three Minidoka), an average of six since the last meeting, and that intercom and panic‑button installations are nearly complete. Director Trent Bodily also mentioned possible IDAPA rule updates.
Juvenile Detention Center Director Trent Bodily told the committee the facility had five residents—"two from Cassia and three from Minidoka"—and an average census of six since the last meeting, with a high of eight and a low of three. He said safety upgrades are in progress: "The intercom system and panic buttons are almost installed." Bodily also reported possible updates to IDAPA rules affecting operations.
The minutes do not include specific timelines or costs for the safety upgrades, nor do they detail the IDAPA rule changes under consideration. No motions or requests for additional funding were recorded in connection with these updates.
