Lycoming County approves lease for district attorney's central processing, citing fingerprint backlog
The county commissioners approved a five-year lease for a central processing and fingerprinting center at 435 Heffern Street to address a years-long backlog in fingerprinting; the district attorney said the facility will be funded by assessed defendant fees and should reduce delays in updating criminal records.
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Lycoming County commissioners voted April 22 to approve a five-year lease with two automatic renewals to establish a district attorney central processing and fingerprinting center at 435 Heffern Street in Heffern Plaza.
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