Revised Juvenile and Adult Jail Plans Presented to County Commission
The architect’s design development will be completed within the next two weeks.
Read MoreThe architect’s design development will be completed within the next two weeks.
Read MoreIn a 9-0 vote, the county board authorized the issuance of bonds “in the principal amount of not-to-exceed forty ($40) million in total, according to county documents.
Read MoreRough plans for the juvenile transition center were also touched on at Tuesday’s meeting.
Read More“This is one of the most comfortable times I have ever felt,” said commissioner Charles Nash. “I think we’ve made a great choice in an architect and a great choice in a construction manager.”
Read MoreOn a question from commissioner Jim Derezinski, it was clarified Tuesday that the petition does not specifically oppose a new jail building or retrofitting project. It does however oppose the project within the city limits of Muskegon Heights.
Read MoreCounty Commissioner Rillastine Wilkins attended the council’s service meeting ahead of its full council meeting on Monday. She addressed some of the questions various council members asked amongst themselves over the past several weeks.
Read MoreRegardless of the estimations of cost, the resolution simply functions to put the review committee on notice that the City of Muskegon Heights is in support of the project.
Read MoreSheriff Roesler has banned letter correspondence at the Muskegon County Jail, limiting inmates’ correspondence to standard-sized postcards.
Read MoreAndrew Trzaska | February 8, 2011 Voices were heard at Tuesday’s County Commission meeting decrying the new postcard-only policy at
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