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Votes and actions: July 9 Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board
Summary
At its July 9 meeting the board unanimously approved adding Juvenile Contract updates to the agenda, approved June minutes, accepted the Director's Report, approved the CY 2027 Revised DOC Budget, and adopted combined contract amendments; a policy update was tabled.
Key motions and outcomes from the July 9 Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board meeting:
- Add Juvenile Contract updates to the agenda: motion by Michelle Corrao, second by Trampas Whalin; approved unanimously (SEG 007). - Approve June meeting minutes: motion by Trampas Whalin, second by Hon. Jon Brown; approved unanimously (SEG 008). - Approve Director's Report as submitted: motion by Trampas Whalin, second by Joshua Kocher; approved unanimously (SEG 018). - Approve CY 2027 Revised DOC Budget (reflecting a 10% grant reduction and EM portion cut): motion by Joshua Kocher, second by Hon. Andrew Bloch; approved unanimously (SEG 022). - Combine and adopt contract amendments (Electronic Monitoring, Work Release, Mobile Alcohol Monitoring, Juvenile Electronic Monitoring): motion by Joshua Kocher, second by Hon. Andrew Bloch; approved unanimously (SEG 024). - Family Community Participation policy update (4-ACRS-5A-16): initial motion to approve failed after discussion; motion to table to next meeting made by Hon. Jon Brown, seconded by Hon. Andrew Bloch; motion to table passed unanimously (SEG 025-026).
The meeting adjourned and the board set its next meeting for August 6 at noon (SEG 027).
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