County reallocates juvenile probation funds for evaluations, counseling and GPS monitors
The commissioners approved a transfer from residential to nonresidential juvenile probation services to cover a surge in court-ordered evaluations, therapies and electronic monitoring; juvenile probation staff cited a recent uptick in invoices.
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Comal County approved a line-item transfer in juvenile probation to shift funds from residential services to nonresidential services to pay for court-ordered psychological evaluations, counseling and GPS monitoring. Juvenile probation staff said they had seen a recent surge in invoices and requested the transfer to cover increasing costs.
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