Parmer County sheriff reports 18 inmates, promotion and staffing update at county jail
May 13, 2024 | Parmer County, Texas
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Sheriff Eric Geske reported to the Parmer County Commissioners Court on May 13 that the county jail was housing 18 inmates and that, at the time of the meeting, no inmates from other counties were being housed in Parmer County.
Geske told the court his office is ordering firearms, accessories and ammunition with SB 22 funds. He also reported personnel changes: Bret Wilson has been promoted to lieutenant, replacing Ross Braillif, and the sheriff s office has recently hired a new jailer but still has one vacant jailer position.
The minutes do not provide additional detail on the firearms procurement (such as quantities or vendors) or on the hire s start date. No formal vote or further county action was recorded during this report.
Geske told the court his office is ordering firearms, accessories and ammunition with SB 22 funds. He also reported personnel changes: Bret Wilson has been promoted to lieutenant, replacing Ross Braillif, and the sheriff s office has recently hired a new jailer but still has one vacant jailer position.
The minutes do not provide additional detail on the firearms procurement (such as quantities or vendors) or on the hire s start date. No formal vote or further county action was recorded during this report.
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