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Sheriff's office reports April'June arrests, high transport hours and ongoing staffing gaps
Summary
The sheriff's department reported 42 arrests from April to June (80 YTD), significant transport hours and mileage, a daily average of 35 in the jail, and ongoing staffing constraints requiring some boarding out of inmates.
The sheriff's department representative presented April'to'June operational figures and year'to'date totals, reporting 42 arrests April'June and 80 year'to'date. The representative also reported 1,545 calls for service from April to June (2,899 YTD) and 119 bookings for the quarter (254 YTD). "Total arrests, April to June, 42. Year to date, 80," the representative said.
The report included a breakdown of transports and time spent: three mental-health transports in the quarter with 55 hours and 1,587 miles, and a total of 7,013 miles on warrants and miscellaneous transports in April'June (13,131 YTD). The representative said the facility's daily average held was 35 and that staffing gaps—particularly for female jailers—have required boarding some inmates out to other counties and generated overtime.
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