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Juvenile Probation Director reports 60 drug tests in April; three SUDS graduates
Summary
Juvenile Probation Director Dixie Tate reported the SUDS program administered 60 drug tests in April (50 clean, 10 dirty), with three participants graduating and 29 active cases split between Cassia and Minidoka counties. Tate said $406.80 was submitted for reimbursement.
Dixie Tate, Juvenile Probation Director, reported program activity and caseload details at the Mini-Cassia Joint Juvenile Probation Committee meeting on May 12, 2026. "Tate reported the SUDS Program administered 60 total drug tests in April, with 50 clean and 10 dirty," she said, and noted three participants will be graduating from the program.
Tate told the committee there are 29 active SUDS participants: 12 from Cassia County and 17 from Minidoka County. She reported the program submitted $406.80 for reimbursement related to recent tests, and the meeting included a brief discussion about staff trainings to support the program.
The report did not include changes to program eligibility or expanded funding beyond the reimbursement submission. No formal motions or follow-up assignments were recorded for the SUDS program during the meeting.
