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| County told to make improvements |
| By WLFI |
| Published: 05/20/2008 |
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INDIANA - Fountain County may be forced to make improvements to its jail, or risk being shut down by the state. The Indiana Department of Corrections sent a letter to Fountain County officials telling them they have six months to make several necessary improvements to its jail. The DOC listed 6 issues that the county must address, including a new roof and heating and cooling system. Ron Howard, Fountain County Council member, said the county is running out of time to make a decision. "I think its at the point in time where the state has about had it with Fountain County as far as this jail is concerned," said Howard. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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