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| Jackson County Community Corrections audit possible following director's arrest |
| By ktvl.com- Megan Allison |
| Published: 02/09/2016 |
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Jackson Co. -- Jackson County Commissioner Doug Breidenthal said he wants to have the county's department of corrections audited. He said the Oregon Corrections Department offered their assistance, and he's looking to pursue a review of the administration. "After thinking about it for a little while, in light of what's happened here recently with our department, our current corrections department director, I thought it'd be a good idea to bring this up to the board of commissioners and basically say hey, this is being offered to us," Breidenthal said. This follows corrections director Shane Hagey being cited for the possession of methamphetamine and resisting arrest last December. The charge of resisting arrest has been dropped since. Hagey has since been placed on administrative leave. "If there is any potential corrections we can make...let's find ways to make the program better. I mean we're here to serve the citizens of Jackson County," Breidenthal said. Read More. |
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