# Community Corrections Comprehensive Plan *Sherburne County, Minnesota: a community corrections plan for 2024–2025, examined in the at-issue record for the absence of a treatment court.* The *Community Corrections Comprehensive Plan* for Sherburne County, Minnesota, covers the period 2024–2025. A version of the plan is filed with the Minnesota Department of Corrections.[^1] In the at-issue record, the plan is the county's own account of its corrections programs. The record sets that account beside a documented output of the county's corrections system: a 735-bed jail.[^1] The at-issue entry finds no [[Drug court]] and no treatment court in Sherburne County. It reports that neither appears in the 2024–2025 plan, in the plan filed with the Department of Corrections, or on the district court's programs page.[^1] The same entry records that the county has about 104,000 people, that its most-prosecuted drug is methamphetamine, and that it "built a 735-bed jail and no treatment court."[^1] The record does not establish why no treatment court exists, and it does not show who decided against one.[^1] ## What The plan's 2024–2025 edition is the text the at-issue entry examined. According to the entry, its program listing contains no drug court and no treatment court.[^1] The entry reports the same absence in the plan filed with the Department of Corrections and on the district court's programs page. It names its sources as the county's website (co.sherburne.mn.us) and the state courts' website (mncourts.gov).[^1] ## Where The plan concerns Sherburne County, Minnesota. The at-issue entry gives the county's population as 104,000.[^1] ## How many The at-issue entry records a 735-bed jail in Sherburne County. It records zero drug courts and zero treatment courts in the county.[^1] ## In the at-issue record The finding is entry AI-Sherburne-032, ranked 32 in section II of the Sherburne package of the Heaney brief and dated 2024.[^1] The entry pairs the finding with a March 2025 presidential action published by the White House as its federal anchor. That action does not itself address Sherburne County, its plan, or its courts.[^2] ## Notes [^1]: Heaney Brief, *at-issue entry AI-Sherburne-032* (2024) — reports that the 2024–2025 Community Corrections Comprehensive Plan, the plan filed with the Department of Corrections, and the district court's programs page list no drug court or treatment court; reports a 735-bed jail, a population of 104,000, and methamphetamine as the most-prosecuted drug. The entry names co.sherburne.mn.us and mncourts.gov as its sources; neither is among the citable URLs. The entry is cited here through its anchor URL, which does not itself establish these county facts. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/protecting-americas-bank-account-against-fraud-waste-and-abuse/ [^2]: The White House, *presidential action* (March 2025) — the federal anchor paired with entry AI-Sherburne-032; it is not a source for the Sherburne County facts. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/03/protecting-americas-bank-account-against-fraud-waste-and-abuse/