EDITOR NOTE–Can’t imagine that would be true since Case worked for the state parole dept until he resigned to run for office. As we understand it, the program is funded by the users–those on probation who pay directly to Cladis’ business. And that has been the big issue with regard to profit, audits, rates, etc.

If he wins the Republican primary, in the November general election Jim likely will face Larry, who is unopposed in the Democratic primary.

EDITOR NOTE–Since the original posting we have been able to talk with Rincover. In fact we had coffee with Rincover and Tibbs at the same time. Both have similar views on many topics including Urban Renewal for example.
It is unclear which of them has failed to respond to “repeated attempts to get info” since there is info about each of them above.

I am also running for Ada County Commissioner district three as an independent.

The foundation of my campaign is consensus based. In public meeting we all get together and you decide what my marching orders are.

Since I am an independent I am not subject to a primary with all the advantages and dis advantages that come with it.

I am more than happy to answer questions anyone may have.

It is time for a real public servant not just same stuff different mascot.

More information on WBNABoise.org
http://wbnaboise.org/?page_id=1991

My public service began when I joined the Boise Police Department in 1970. The 34-year career that followed allowed me to serve our community in several capacities from School Resource Officer to Police Chief.

Following retirement from the BPD, I was appointed to Chairman of the Board of Corrections and also Idaho’s first “Drug Czar.”

My desire to stay involved with the citizens of Boise, lead me to run for a seat on the Boise City Council—to which I was elected and served for four years.

Most recently I served as state coordinator for the Rural Law Enforcement Methamphetamine Initiative. It has been an honor and a real privilege to serve the citizens of Boise and the State of Idaho.

I believe that my many years of experience working for the City of Boise and the State of Idaho has provided me the opportunity to build invaluable relationships which have been indispensable when dealing with the complex growth issues facing the city, county, and state.

I am offering my experience and commitment to uphold honest, open, ethical government practices and to conduct the county’s business with integrity for the citizens of Ada County.

For more information, please visit tibbsforadacounty.com

Thank you,

Jim

I am currently taking a look into the situation. I don’t like to speculate without seeing the facts and will have to get back to you on this. My guess is that the legislature will be addressing the legality part as to who can supervise who.

What are youre thoughts on the probation mess?

Thanks for all your support.