The board approved a State Department of Human Services grant contract for the Gravell program (presented in the record as $438,000.917 and 77¢). The program will replace the county's LEAD grant, allow enrollment from age 15, and reduce service hours from 24/7 to 8 a.m.–8 p.m. to address staffing and retention concerns.

Advisory board members reviewed rising delinquency-referral numbers and recommended a DJJ-led collaboration to draft a framework for processing citation-eligible youths at the Juvenile Assessment and Care Center; members said many teenteen takeover youths may be eligible for civil citation but on-scene resolution needs complicate use of that option.

The county prosecuting office said civil attorneys are fully staffed but criminal openings persist; two contingent hires are awaiting bar results and the former assistant chief will return June 16; staff also reported increased juvenile referrals and crime‑lab delays affecting cases.