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Probation reports 189.5 community‑service hours last quarter; restitution collections rise
Summary
Probation Director Brittany Heysler told the Public Safety Committee the Alternative to Incarceration program logged 189.5 hours of community service April–June 2026 and that restitution collections increased, including payment of several old large orders.
Probation Director Brittany Heysler told the Yates County Public Safety Committee on Aug. 4 that the county's Alternative to Incarceration program logged 189.5 hours of community service during the April–June 2026 quarter.
Heysler said restitution collections increased “quite a bit” in the last quarter and that several older, large restitution orders were paid in full. She explained that Probation Assistant Kate Brown coordinates community‑service placements, provides timesheets to participants and monitors compliance; probationers who fail to submit timesheets may be returned to court. The committee accepted the report as information.
The committee did not take formal action on the item; Heysler's report was accepted and placed on record. The presentation provided committee members with updated compliance and collection figures ahead of future enforcement and program‑management decisions.
