Massachusetts Bills

This document is a quarterly population report for the Dukes County Correctional Facility, submitted by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association for the third quarter of 2025. It provides aggregate data on individuals held in the facility, including details such as race, ethnicity, admission and release dates, and sentence lengths, while deliberately excluding any personally identifying information. The report was generated using data from the state's Criminal Justice Cross-Tracking System and is required by state law to be shared with public safety officials and legislative committees. The document also notes that some data fields, such as case disposition and bail amounts, are currently unavailable because they originate with the Trial Court rather than the sheriff's office.

This bill is a procedural document that submits a quarterly population report for the Hampden County Correctional Facility for the third quarter of 2025, as required by state law. The report provides aggregate data on inmates, including demographics and incarceration details, while protecting individual privacy by excluding identifying information. It is prepared by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association in partnership with state agencies and delivered to public safety officials and legislative committees. The document also notes ongoing efforts to improve data collection for certain metrics that are currently unavailable.

This bill is a procedural submission that provides the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association with a formal communication to deliver quarterly jail population data for the Suffolk County Correctional Facility. The document serves as a compliance report required by state law, detailing aggregate statistics such as inmate demographics, admission and release dates, and sentence lengths without revealing individual identities. It directly affects the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office by fulfilling its legal obligation to report this information to state officials and legislative committees. The report utilizes data from the Criminal Justice Cross-Tracking System to compile the necessary quarterly figures for the third quarter of 2025.

This bill is a procedural submission that provides aggregate population data for the Middlesex County Correctional Facility for the third quarter of 2025. The report includes information such as inmate race, ethnicity, admission and release dates, and sentence lengths, while excluding personal identifiers to protect privacy. It was prepared by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association in compliance with state law and submitted to public safety officials and legislative committees.

Report of the Department of Economic Research (pursuant to Section 14F of Chapter 151A of the General Laws) submitting its Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund data for April 2026

This bill is a procedural submission that provides the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association with an official communication to submit quarterly jail population data for the Bristol County Correctional Facility. The document serves as a compliance report required by state law, detailing aggregate statistics on detainees without revealing any individual identifying information. It includes data points such as race, ethnicity, admission and release dates, and sentence lengths, which are shared with state officials and legislative committees to aid in oversight. The report also notes ongoing efforts to improve data collection by addressing gaps in information that currently originates from the Trial Court.

This bill is a procedural document that transmits a quarterly population report for the Norfolk County Correctional Facility for the third quarter of 2025. The report, prepared by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association, provides aggregate data on jail inmates without revealing individual identifying information. It includes statistics on admissions, releases, demographics, and sentence details as required by state law. The data is shared with state officials and legislative committees to support oversight of the criminal justice system.

This bill serves as a formal record of data submitted by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association regarding the population count at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility. It specifically covers the aggregate numbers for the third quarter of calendar year 2025, as required under existing state law. The document is administrative in nature and does not propose any new policies or changes to current procedures. Its primary function is to place this statistical information on file for official tracking purposes.

This document is a quarterly report submitted by the Hampshire County Sheriff's Office to state officials, detailing jail population data for the third quarter of 2025. The report includes aggregate statistics on admissions, releases, inmate demographics, and sentence lengths while excluding personal identifying information. It serves as a routine compliance measure under Massachusetts law to provide the legislature and public safety agencies with data on jail operations.

This document is a quarterly population report submitted by the Essex County Sheriff's Office to state officials, detailing aggregate data on individuals held at the Essex County Correctional Facility during the third quarter of 2025. The report includes anonymized information such as race, ethnicity, admission and release dates, sentence length, and program participation, while excluding any personally identifying details. It serves as a routine compliance measure under Massachusetts law to provide the legislature and public safety agencies with jail population statistics for oversight and planning purposes.

This bill is a procedural document that transmits a quarterly population report for the Worcester County Correctional Facility for the third quarter of 2025. The report contains aggregate data on inmates, including demographic information and admission details, while protecting individual privacy by excluding identifying information. It is submitted by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association to state officials and legislative committees in compliance with existing laws requiring regular jail population reporting.

Report of the Office of the Comptroller (pursuant to line item 1595-6368 of Section 2E of Chapter 9 of the Acts of 2025) submitting its Massachusetts Transportation Trust Fund Transfer Schedule 2026 update