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A groundbreaking ceremony recently was held for the replacement Carroll County Sheriff’s Office, the Carroll County Jail Modernization Project, and the Mental Health Addition, all to be funded by SPLOST. Sheriff Terry Langley and RaLin and Associates, Inc. President Ben Garrett delivered remarks reflecting on the history of and plans for the location. Since approximately 1977, the building has served many public safety needs, housing 911, the Carrollton Police Department, and the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office. The men’s jail, completed in 2000, will receive improvements, and a new space for the women’s jail will be built on the grounds as part of the project.Ground broken for jail, CCSO improvements Facebook Sponsored By: Player of the Week Winner Click here for election news Latest e-Edition Times-Georgian To view our latest e-Edition click the image on the left. Georgia Press Association Click here to subscribe!

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