
Marshall County Superior Court #2 Judge Dean Colvin recently inquired about the number of individuals who are successfully completing sentences imposed by the court through Community Corrections.
Director Ward Byers informed him that the success rate is currently 78 percent.
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Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel presented the county commissioners with a proposal to be able to sustain and potentially increase revenue for inmate programs at the jail.
The Marshall County Council members considered a request for an additional appropriation for Marshall County Community Corrections for an interim Pre-Trial Quality Assurance Coordinator.
Marshall County Jail Inmates have been helping out with restoration efforts at the historic courthouse in Plymouth.
Officials with Drug Free Marshall County are now accepting grant applications for projects that focus on prevention/education, enforcement and treatment of substance abuse issues in the area.
The Marshall County Council discussed the Marshall County Community Corrections salary ordinance.
The Marshall County Council members discussed a proposed salary ordinance for Marshall County Community Corrections.
The Marshall County Community Corrections staff invites residents to hear a presentation from a nationally acclaimed addiction expert and recovery advocate.
The Marshall County Jail is still holding about 200 inmates, but efforts are being made to reduce that number.





