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Sheriff reports jail population and staffing, highlights outreach and communications work
Summary
Sheriff Frank Ryan presented corrections staffing numbers, jail occupancy statistics reported '33.48 for the month,' outreach initiatives and communications updates including replaced locks at tower sites and a filled E911 training officer position.
Sheriff Frank Ryan reviewed agency statistics and operations for May, reporting corrections staffing challenges and current population figures and outlining community outreach and communications work.
Ryan reported three current corrections vacancies with two positions recently hired and two candidates in background checks. He reported the jail population as "33.48 for the month," noted boarded-in federal and non-federal counts, and said four individuals were boarded out; the minutes record those figures without additional breakdowns.
The sheriff described outreach and community programs, including meetings with Hope Youth Mentoring about a deputy mentoring program, a "Coffee with a Cop" event hosted by Amity Coffee, and the Community-Based Response to Domestic Violence partnership with the DA's office. On infrastructure and communications, the minutes say "The locks have all been replaced at all tower sites and buildings" and that a master-key set was consolidated "so they don't have to worry about anybody going into buildings unauthorized."
