Muskegon County OKs $182,225 state grant for sheriff’s community corrections programs
The public safety committee authorized the sheriff’s office to accept a $182,225 grant from the Michigan Department of Corrections to fund community corrections classes and supervision, with contractors including an in-jail instructor and Catholic Charities. Staff said the program tracks recidivism and reports monthly, quarterly and annually.
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The Muskegon County public safety committee on Dec. 11 authorized the sheriff’s office to accept a $182,225 grant from the Michigan Department of Corrections to support community corrections programming.
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