Public Law 110
Summary
The bill lets Indiana counties that run community corrections programs set up a dedicated trust fund for commissary sales and related money. The fund is administered by the county auditor, can only be spent on commissary operations, rehabilitation programs, facility upgrades and staff training, and must be reported and audited each year. This aims to keep those resources separate from the general county budget and increase transparency.
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