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​​Marion County Detention Center
Lebanon, Kentucky ​​​Jailer J. Barry Brady, CJM

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Business Manager, April Colvin, is a 1996 graduate of Marion County High School and graduated from St. Catharine College in 1999 with an Associate of Applied Science in Computer Information Systems. She began her employment with Marion County Detention Center in 2010 as a part time Office Clerk. In 2013 she became the full time Administrative Assistant and was promoted to Business Manager in January 2025.
​​​​​​​Chief of Security, Irvin Mann, graduated from Marion County High School in 1982. Irvin is a veteran of the United States Army. Irvin joined Correction Corporation of America in 2009 where he was promoted to Captain and Special Operation Commander. After the closing of Marion Adjustment Center, he continued his employment with Corrections Corporation of America, serving in several assignments within the Private Prison sector throughout the United States. His past leadership roles include Unit Manager for a 248-bed Segregation Unit, Captain, Lieutenant, and Correctional Counselor. Irvin’s certifications include but are not limited to Special Operations and tactics, weapons, and self-defense instructor. He joined the Marion County Detention Center in 2015 as a shift commander. Irvin attributes his passion for Corrections and the military, and the drive to be successful, to his late father Gerald L. Mann who retired in 1975 from the United Army. Irvin’s mother is Judy Dell Mann of Lebanon who is retired from the Marion County Health Department. Irvin is married to Sandra L. Mann of Louisville, they both currently reside in Marion County.
Classification & PREA Administrator, Tina Huntsberger was born and raised in Loretto KY where she still resides. Tina has worked for the Detention Center for 17+ years. She worked as a security officer, intake, classification, REACH, and SAP counselor. She graduated from the University of the Cumberland’s in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Minor in Criminal Justice. She intends to utilize her education and experience to maintaining, planning, and advancing the facility and to serve the public. She has three children, Abbi Smothers, JT Lee, and Zach Lee. Her parents are Clifton (Peewee) and Debbie Wright of Loretto. Her parental grandparents are the late Clifton Lee and Beulah Mae (Smothers) Wright of Gravel Switch. Her maternal grandparents are the late Leroy and Hazel Thompson of Loretto.
Health Service Administrator, Trena Lee has been the Health Service Administrator at Marion Co. Detention Center for 11 years. She graduated from Danville School of Practical Nursing in 1992 with an LPN diploma, later earning her Associates of Science in Nursing from Galen College of Nursing in 2007 followed by her Bachelor of Science Degree in 2024 and Master Degree with Family Nurse Practitioner Focus in 2026 from Chamberlain College of Nursing. Trena's correctional nursing experience includes five years at Marion Adjustment Center as well as a Director of Nursing at Kentucky State Reformatory. In all, she has 34 years of nursing experience in many fields including management, geriatrics, labor and delivery, correctional psychiatric treatment, med/surg, home health, and correctional nursing. Trena lives in Raywick with Aaron, her husband of 28 years, together they have one daughter and four grandchildren..
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