Board approves pretrial services agreement with 22nd Judicial District
August 06, 2026 | Big Horn County, Montana
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The Big Horn County Board of County Commissioners voted to approve a pretrial services agreement between the county and the Office of the Court Administrator Pretrial Program for the 22nd Judicial District.
County staff told commissioners the district court requested the agreement be signed and that "Judge North has signed it and Jeanne signed it," noting the document governs misdemeanor pretrial services. A staff speaker described the arrangement as an agreement "entered into by and between the office of the court administrator, pretrial program, the 22nd judicial district, and the county." The board approved the agreement by voice vote; a roll-call tally was not recorded in the transcript.
County staff told commissioners the district court requested the agreement be signed and that "Judge North has signed it and Jeanne signed it," noting the document governs misdemeanor pretrial services. A staff speaker described the arrangement as an agreement "entered into by and between the office of the court administrator, pretrial program, the 22nd judicial district, and the county." The board approved the agreement by voice vote; a roll-call tally was not recorded in the transcript.
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