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Sheriff says office will hold community notification meeting at least two weeks before release
Summary
Todd Skarban of the Sheriff's Office told the committee no release date has been set and pledged a community notification meeting at least two weeks prior to any supervised release; he emphasized public safety and neighbor vigilance.
Todd Skarban outlined the Sheriff's Office role in the release process, said a release date has not been set, and pledged that the office will hold a community notification meeting no less than two weeks prior to any release. He emphasized the importance of the Sheriff's Office doing everything within its power to maintain public safety and urged neighbors to watch out for one another.
The minutes record that the office will arrange community notification and that further details will be provided as the release date is set. No date for the notification meeting is recorded because a release date has not yet been established.
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