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Carroll County keeps program manager, advances $75 million sheriff's office and jail modernization
Summary
The Board of Commissioners authorized retaining CPS and Eric Johnson as program manager and approved project documents for a $75 million sheriff's office replacement and jail modernization, including plans for 150 female beds and a 66-bed mental-health/medical unit.
Carroll County commissioners voted Jan. 6 to keep CPS and Eric Johnson as the program manager and to approve project documents for the county's sheriff's office replacement and jail modernization project.
Sheriff Terry Langley told the board the total project is "$75,000,000" and described plans to add "150 female beds" and "66 beds in the mental health and the medical" units to address growth in the female and mentally ill jail populations. Langley said the project will modernize the men's jail, expand office and evidence storage space and provide updated…
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