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Probation office requests modest budget decrease, asks for two additional pull alarms
Summary
Chief Probation Officer Carrie Rodriguez told the board the office's 2026–2027 budget request is $14,026.47 (down $328.74). Rodriguez asked the board to consider purchasing two additional pull‑alarm devices for the probation office; the board will investigate costs and process.
Chief Probation Officer Carrie Rodriguez and Chief Deputy Probation Officer Morgan Campbell presented a written booklet outlining juvenile and adult probation services provided to Merrick County. Rodriguez said the department's 2026–2027 budget request is $14,026.47, a decrease of $328.74 from the prior request. Rodriguez also asked the board to consider adding two pull‑alarm devices to the probation office; the board said it would look into cost and procurement process.
The presentation was informational and did not include a formal board vote on the budget or the alarm purchase at this meeting. County staff will follow up with cost estimates for the alarms if requested by the board.
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