Sheriff presents first‑quarter report; jail holds 111 and county will forward $250,000 Novelis award
April 10, 2026 | Todd County, Kentucky
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The sheriff presented the office’s first‑quarter report and asked the court to acknowledge it; commissioners approved the acknowledgment by voice vote. The sheriff noted a clean audit for a $20.24 fee account, which the sheriff described as good news after prior scrutiny of the SRO grant.
Kelly Jackson reported the jail population at 111 inmates: 38 county inmates and 73 state inmates. She also provided a fee‑remission check for $941.81 representing fees collected in March.
The chair corrected a prior description of a state award involving Novelis, explaining that the $250,000 state award will be received by the county and then sent to Novelis rather than flowing directly to the company. No further action or conditions were stated on the record.
Kelly Jackson reported the jail population at 111 inmates: 38 county inmates and 73 state inmates. She also provided a fee‑remission check for $941.81 representing fees collected in March.
The chair corrected a prior description of a state award involving Novelis, explaining that the $250,000 state award will be received by the county and then sent to Novelis rather than flowing directly to the company. No further action or conditions were stated on the record.
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