Sheriff says Olmsted could lose $300,000 in revenueShortly after the resolution was approved last week, Dodge County Sheriff Scott Rose announced that he had given notice to Olmsted County that Dodge County detainees would be shifted to jails in other southeastern Minnesota counties. Olmsted County photoDodge County detainees to leave Olmsted CountyTorgerson explains that sheriffs throughout southeastern Minnesota recently reached an agreement on a $100-per-day fee with annual inflationary increases for housing detainees from other counties and it was hoped that it would be adopted by the Olmsted County Board. It's expected that Dodge County will be paying that amount to whichever county agrees to take its detainees after they are moved out of the Olmsted County jail. Kim David TSM Rochester Kim David TSM RochesterTorgerson disputes Olmsted County's $323 cost figureAccording to the sheriff, the $323 cost cited by the Olmsted County Board is misleading. He says it does not subtract the cost of providing medications and treatments to the detainees from Dodge County, which is an expense paid by Dodge County.