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The Tri-County Corrections Board met on Thursday in the Northwest Regional Correction Center (NWRCC) and received updates on the Red River Valley Juvenile Center. JUVENILE SECURE-DETENTION FACILITY SET TO RE-OPEN The juvenile center has only had the non-secure detention portion of the facility open for operations for nearly ten months. The staffing shortage and maintenance […]
The Tri-County Corrections board met Monday in the Northwest Regional Correction (NWRCC) Center conference room. MONTHLY STATISTICS REPORT The board was first presented the monthly statistics from December by Executive Director Andrew Larson. The jail saw an average daily population of 136 inmates, which included 124 males and 22 females. The most common cases for
The Tri-County Corrections board met last Monday at the Northwest Regional Correction Center conference room and discussed the preliminary budget for the Polk County Justice Center. Corrections Executive Director Andrew Larson gave a presentation to the board proposing the budget numbers 2024. The budget included a significant increase in prisoners’ living costs, insurance for employees,
