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Home incarceration program supervised seven offenders in June, county coordinator says
Summary
Hardy County’s home-incarceration program supervised seven different offenders in June and recorded 226 person-days of supervision, the county coordinator reported on behalf of Rob Kerr.
Wendy Branson reported the county’s home-incarceration metrics for June on behalf of Rob Kerr. “There were 7 different offenders that were supervised through the home incarceration program for the month of June, and there is a total of 226 person days were served in the program supervision,” she said.
Branson presented the figure as a routine program update and did not propose changes or budget actions at the meeting. Commissioners did not take formal action on the program during this session; the figures were provided for informational and oversight purposes.
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