Marshall County Superior Court No. 2 Judge Dean Colvin has announced his retirement.
Continue readingMarshall County Judge Announces Retirement
Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board Updated on Client Numbers
Article submitted by Jamie Fleury, The Pilot News Staff Writer
The Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board/Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council (JRAC) met last week where Community Corrections Director Ward Byers gave an update on clients currently under supervision.
Continue readingMarshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board/JRAC Receives Update from Committee on Housing Community Corrections, Probation
The Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board/Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council heard an update Thursday afternoon from the committee tasked with the idea of finding a new space for Community Corrections and if there would be a benefit to combine Community Corrections and the Probation Department under the same roof.
Continue readingMarshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board Creates Committee to Find Home for Community Corrections
A committee was formed last week by the Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board to seek information on the future location of Marshall County Community Corrections.
Continue readingMarshall County Community Corrections Advisory Reviews Funding Request for Serenity House Furniture
The Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board members reviewed a request made by Brent Martin and Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter concerning the purchase of furniture for the Serenity House on Jefferson Street in Plymouth.
Continue readingMarshall County Community Corrections Tables Permanent Supportive Housing Request
The Marshall County Community Corrections Advisory Board members heard a request from Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter and Brent Martin about assisting with the purchase of furniture for the Serenity House on Jefferson Street in Plymouth.
Continue readingMarshall County Council Approves Request to Apply for Justice Partners Addictions
Marshall County Community Corrections Executive Director Ward Byers and Marshall County Superior Court No. 2 Judge Dean Colvin were able to give more information to the county council this week about the Justice Partners Addictions Grant application.
Continue readingMarshall County to Apply for Justice Partners Addictions Response Grant
The Marshall County Commissioners gave their blessing to Marshall County Superior Court Judges Robert Bowen and Dean Colvin to apply for a Justice Partners Addictions Response Grant.
Continue readingMarshall County Council Approves Resolution for Additional Court
Marshall County Council members took an additional step to help the county move forward with a fourth General Jurisdictional Court Monday morning.
Continue readingMarshall County Commissioners Support Proposed Additional General Jurisdictional Court
Following in the steps of the Marshall County Council, the Marshall County Commissioners unanimously gave their support toward a request and resolution for a fourth General Jurisdictional Court.
Continue readingMarshall County Council Supports Additional General Jurisdictional Court
The proposal to add a General Jurisdictional Court in Marshall County was considered by the Marshall County Council members on Monday morning.
Continue readingMarshall County Judge Proposes Additional Court
A Marshall County judge proposes an effort to help reduce the jail population and alleviate case load problems by adding another General Jurisdiction Court.
Continue readingJudge Colvin Requests Pay Range Change for MCDAP Director
Superior Court No. 2 Judge Dean Colvin asked the Marshall County Council members Monday morning to change the pay range for the Marshall County Drug and Alcohol Education Program Director.
Continue readingMarshall County Council to Meet Today
The Marshall County Council members will consider several additional appropriations in their monthly meeting today.
Marshall County Superior Court No. 2 Judge Dean Colvin will request $30,000 in an additional appropriation for pauper council while Sheriff Tom Chamberlin will discuss a $3,000 request for overtime.
A request for $250,000 from the Rainy Day Fund to cover the cost of the Metronet project is on the agenda. St. Joseph Regional Medical Center recently paid that for their cost of the project which was placed into the Rainy Day Fund. The council members will now take out that money to complete payment on the project.
