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Jail inspection reported

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Albany News

A recent unannounced jail inspection at the Shackelford County Law Enforcement Center (LEC) revealed a few deficiencies, but overall, county commissioners at Monday’s regular meeting felt that the Texas Commission on Jail Standards had released a positive report.

County judge Bob Skelton stated that no operational or safety defects were observed by the inspector, and that the sheriff is already in the process of correcting the overdue inspections and other minor violations.

Walker-Sayle Contract

Skelton also announced that the repairs to the gazebo have been completed by clients at the Walker-Sayle Unit and that he was pleased with the results.

“I think our contract with the Unit may expire this week, but they are in agreement to extend that contract,” said the judge.

Commissioners agreed that the focus of the next contract should be cleaning out and repair of the JP building.

Other Business

•A letter of engagement with CPA Gayla Fullerton was approved for the 2018-2019 audit.

•Courthouse employees will be asked to learn how to use a vinyl sign maker from Gayala Askew, who is retiring.

•There was no action on fireworks restrictions for the Fourth of July.

•A list of individuals was approved to serve for two-year terms on the Shackelford County Historical Commission.