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| Community corrections looks to contracts, jail crowding |
| By The Daily Reporter |
| Published: 11/20/2007 |
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MICHIGAN - The Branch County Community Corrections Advisory Board (BCCCAB) met in a busy session last week to and look at ways to relieve the jail overcrowding problem that has in recent weeks led to the early releases of non-threatening prisoners serving time for misdemeanors. Contracts approved at their previous meeting have yet to go before the full board of commissioners. While there is not yet a finalized contract from the state, the grant is expected to remain the same for 2008, and the committee approved a contract with the Substance Abuse and Referral Service (STARS) of the Community Health Center for Substance Abuse Services, contingent upon contract and funding approval from the state. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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