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Wayne County officials outline staffing, reorganization and maintenance updates at Criminal Justice Complex
Summary
Wayne County facilities leaders reported newly created second shifts for trades, plans to add a CJC operations division, an employee survey, ongoing warranty and acoustic work, a new work-order system and a forthcoming feasibility study for a civil courthouse.
Wayne County facilities officials updated the county commission’s Facilities & Planning Committee on staffing, maintenance and an internal reorganization tied to the Criminal Justice Complex (CJC).
The update, delivered by Greg Hurst, director of facilities management and planning, said trades staff have begun a second shift at the CJC, leadership positions are being filled and the department plans to create a new division — described as “CJC operations” — to focus staff and responsibilities on the complex. "We are happy to report that we're at the point of beginning some of our second shift that that was awarded to us, at the CJC for our trade staff," Hurst told the committee.
The new division would be an internal realignment rather than a large net increase in head count, Hurst said, and officials indicated the reorganization would be brought to the commission for approval. Commissioner Kinloch pressed on timing and whether the change would be in the upcoming budget, asking, "So how soon are you…
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