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Staffing, diversion RFP and potential day reporting center highlighted in committee roundtable
Summary
Committee members introduced a new Adult Probation director, reported 12 correctional deputy vacancies with 25 applicants in background checks, announced two site visits for a potential day reporting center, and noted DHHS is promoting clinician incentives and reviewing an RFP for diversion and community-based restoration.
At the meeting’s roundtable, Chief Probation Officer Coral Sanders introduced Jesika Bradley as the new Adult Probation Division Director. Captain Duane Christian reported an increase in recruitment activity for the jail, saying there are 12 Correctional Deputy vacancies and 25 applicants currently in background checks. Sheriff William Honsal said two site visits are scheduled to evaluate potential locations for a day reporting center intended to serve the AB109 population.
Paul Bugnacki of DHHS said the department is promoting incentives to attract clinician applicants and is in the process of hiring a supervising clinician. Bugnacki also reviewed an RFP for diversion and community-based restoration that will end the current diversion plan. These personnel and program moves signal near-term operational changes in how the county serves supervised individuals.
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