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Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris plans to sign an executive order that will adopt United Nations Minimum Standards for the Treatment of Prisoners, also known as the Mandela Rules, for county prisons.
The 10 reappointments were voted on individually Monday. There was only one no vote against any of the nominees.
Thanks to a $130,000 grant, education classes will continue remotely for inmates at the Shelby County Correctional Center.
Inmates at the Shelby County Correctional Center are helping with a new project to sew masks that will be given away to help fight the spread of the coronavirus.
Two inmates at the Shelby County Divisions of Corrections are isolated after viral infection. They are being tested for COVID-19.
Details on how the county defines residency and what employees need to prove it passed in an ordinance on first reading.
Shelby County commissioners want to send a message about following the sexual harassment policy, regardless of who is accused.
The ordinance formalizes the documentation employees must present when challenged about living in Shelby County.
Committee recommendations include an annual certification of residency for Shelby County employees.
The corrections officer says in lawsuit against Shelby County that the corrections division is a sexually hostile environment for female officers.
An ad hoc committee of the County Commission on residency for Shelby County workers is considering limited exceptions for sheriff's deputies and fire department personnel.
A Shelby County Commission ad hoc committee intends to make it harder for county workers to live outside the county.
Shelby County Commission Chairman Mark Billingsley thinks the full commission will be able to vote on revised county residency rules for workers by late January.
Shelby County Commission Chairman Mark Billingsley will establish an ad hoc committee to clarify the county's residency requirements for county employees.
An ad hoc committee will dig down into residency requirements for Shelby County employees, ahead of any discussions about ending the requirement entirely.
Shelby County officials have completed an investigation into where Anthony Alexander, corrections division director, lives and found he is in compliance with residency requirements.
The Shelby County Commission passed a no-confidence vote Monday against Anthony Alexander, the corrections division director who is accused of living outside Shelby County.
Shelby County officials say they know Corrections Division Director Anthony Alexander has property in Atoka, Tennessee, in Tipton County. Now they’re investigating if that’s where he really lives, in violation of requirements he live in Shelby County.
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