Billing highlighted Wednesday’s regular meeting of CCNO. Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken asked if the bills had been adjusted to reflect the approved bylaw changes made at the May meeting. CCNO Fiscal Manager Tonya Justus noted that the bill was correct and also said the jurisdictions are billed quarterly for their allocated beds. They are also billed monthly for any over utilization of their bed allocation. Lucas County and Toledo remain in a legal disagreement over the criminal code issue that is scheduled to be heard in court in December as it has an impact on pretrial offenders housed at the Lucas County Jail. No members from the City of Toledo were present during the board meeting. Executive Director Jim Dennis said Wednesday’s population stood at 567 or 88 percent. He said the population peaked to 599 one weekend in June in which Defiance County, Toledo and Williams County were over their bed allotments. Mr. Dennis said he continues to seek information in regards to the care and treatment of those addicted to heroin and incarcerated at CCNO. He said possible grant funding and specialized programs are being looked into.
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