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Council reviews fiscal report; FY2026 operating budget cut to $50,000, 210 fund holds $74,000

Oklahoma Community Corrections Planning Council · July 8, 2025
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Summary

Debbie Cox told the council July 8 that the program spent $31,000 of an $80,000 FY2025 budget (balance $48,000), FY2026 operational budget was reduced to $50,000, and the restricted 210 fund—supported by offender payments—has $74,000, for a combined $110,000 available overall.

At its July 8 meeting the Community Corrections Planning Council reviewed expenditures for April through June 2025 and the council heard a fiscal outlook for the coming year.

Debbie Cox presented the report, saying the program has spent $31,000 of the FY2025 $80,000 budget, leaving $48,000 remaining. She told the council the proposed operational budget for FY2026 has been reduced to $50,000. Cox also reported a separate 210 fund (funded by offender payments and restricted for uses such as drug testing) has a $74,000 balance; combining available and restricted funds yields $110,000 total resources, though the 210 fund cannot be used for general operations. The council approved the budget report by motion (moved by Jacob McHughes, seconded by Gary Gage).