County community corrections programs can establish trust funds for commissary sales and facility improvements.
Indiana SB0092 allows counties with community corrections programs to create trust funds. The county auditor administers these funds, which receive proceeds from commissary sales and any grants or gifts designated for the commissary or community corrections. Funds cannot revert to the county general fund. The money can be used for commissary operations, facility improvements, and staff training. The community corrections agency must submit an annual report detailing fund deposits, expenditures, and balances. The fund is subject to state audit.
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