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Community Corrections on hold
By The Decatur Daily
Published: 11/10/2006

MORGAN COUNTY, TN - The Morgan County Community Corrections program that was set to begin earlier this month has been put off until Jan. 1.

Relocating the office and hiring additional staff are causing the delay.

"We've got to get things situated to move downstairs when the license examiners move," said Alison Nix, director of the program. "We also will hire a case manager and an office assistant, but we can't do that until we have more room." Read more.

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