After $1.3 Million Gift From Buffett, County Leaders Prepare To 'bite The Bullet' For Future Jail Expenses

RYAN VOYLES Herald & Review, Herald & Review
Thu, 02/08/2018 - 8:00pm

DECATUR — While Sheriff Howard Buffett is pouring money into more technology and medical services at the jail, Macon County leaders say they haven't figured out how they will cover higher operational costs going forward.

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After $1.3 Million Gift From Buffett, County Leaders Prepare To 'bite The Bullet' For Future Jail Expenses

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