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The Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office has not yet filed charges against anyone arrested during Gaza solidarity protests at Indiana University’s Dunn Meadow.
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State law requires such a study be done before a new jail can be built, according to the county’s legal department.
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The roughly three-dozen bullet point list is the culmination of the group’s work since early June.
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The group drafting financial recommendations for a new jail in Monroe County says the facility likely won’t be built or occupied until 2027 at the earliest.
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Monroe County officials seem to agree that the jail should be built at the county-owned property on Bloomington’s southwest side.
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The sheriff’s office wants the county council to invest in staffing and treatment programs at the current jail.
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The sheriff said his office wants to leave a positive first impression. That’s how it decided on the one word contained in the mural: Hope.
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The county says it has not chosen a site yet but is getting closer.
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The local NAACP branch says Black people are being jailed at disproportionately higher rates in Monroe County now more than ever before.
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The Open Door Law states that government agencies must hold publicly accessible and noticed meetings when the majority of a governing body is present. But the committee meetings were neither noticed nor open to the public.