Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board Advisory Board Agenda
The advisory board meeting agenda includes an executive session to discuss pending litigation, personnel matters, and the implementation of security systems. Old business includes a discussion on family community participation. New business involves the disposal of a capital asset, specifically a Ford Fusion pool vehicle. Additionally, the agenda covers the Director's report and public comments.
Aug 6, 2026·Board meeting
Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board Executive Session Memoranda
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The executive session was held to discuss matters related to pending litigation, personnel issues, and the implementation of security systems. No votes were taken during the meeting.
Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting
Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board discussed the Director's Report, which included a review of population statistics, the financial report for June, and the implementation of a new payment processing system. Additionally, strategic planning sessions were scheduled, and the board explored the possibility of providing electronic monitoring location data to law enforcement. During new business, the board addressed the CY 2027 Revised DOC Grant Budget, noting a 10% reduction, and approved the revised budget. Several contract updates regarding electronic monitoring, work release, and mobile alcohol monitoring were adopted. A policy update for Family Community Participation was discussed but ultimately tabled for the next meeting.
Jun 4, 2026·Board meeting
Hamilton County Community Corrections Advisory Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting covered several key administrative and operational updates. The Director provided a population summary and financial reports for March, April, and May, highlighting a significant increase in revenue through incentivized fee payments. Discussions included the transition to a new fee structure, potential revenue losses related to vending services and grant cuts, and strategies to mitigate these losses, such as seeking a good cause exemption. The board reviewed and approved new phases and incentives for participants, alongside the CY 2027 County Budget which includes reductions and necessary capital expenditures for vehicles. Finally, the board formally adopted updated policies regarding money collection, agency accounting, and the program fee schedule.
