FY2026 Community Corrections Program Performance
Emmet County
Summary
Emmet County's state-funded programs — pretrial supervision, risk assessment, and treatment — supervise people charged with crimes instead of jailing them while they await court. The first-quarter report shows pretrial supervision is busy with 25 enrollments and a 93.1% appearance/safety rate, and spending is tracking under budget. How well these programs work affects jail bed use and county costs.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
The county is spending about $63,000 of its $77,600 state allocation through the first quarter, with pretrial supervision the largest program at roughly $6,200 spent.
Defendants who can be safely supervised in the community rather than jailed, plus county taxpayers who avoid jail costs.
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