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(KLZA)-- Richardson County Commissioners have scheduled January 19 at 6:30 p.m. for the Citizens Advisory Committee to meet with representatives of Prochaska & Associates to review the Needs Assessment and other information regarding the proposed Richardson County Jail expansion project.
A proposal to add a yet to be determined number of beds to the current 24-bed facility would need to be recommended by the Advisory Committee before it is put to a vote of the citizens of Richardson County.
The Board has approved advertising on social media sites for sale, used surplus cell phones from the Sheriff's Department.
During their January 4 meeting, Commissioners also approved a letter of support for the Richardson County House of Hope project.
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