Jackson County Inmate Roster – 5-1-19
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Scott County Inmate Roster – 4-30-19
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Jackson County Inmate Roster – 4-30-19
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Washington County Inmate Roster – 5-1-19
April 29
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Gregory Dale Albertson, 48, Paoli
- Operating A Motor Vehicle While License Suspended or Revoked
Charles L Dexter, 40, Louisville
- Here for Court
Joshua E Canon, 26, Memphis
- Violation of Pre-Trial Diversion
Jody Frances Elliott, 55, Salem
- Invasion of Privacy
City of Salem Police
Luke Matthew Philips, 24, Borden
- Possession of Marijuana, Hashish, Hash Oil or Salvia
April 30
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Kevin L Alvey, 40, Palmyra
- Violation of Home Detention Program
Robert William Volpert, 23, Jeffersonville
- Violation of Probation
Indiana State Police
Travis J. McDonald, 30, Scottsburg
- Contempt of Court – Serve Time
City of Salem Police
Gary Dewayne Spicer, 56, Salem
- Maintaining a Common Nuisance
- Possession of Meth
- Possession of Paraphernalia with Prior Unrelated Judgement
- Dealing in Marijuana, Hashish, Hash Oil or Salvia
- Cultivating Marijuana
Shelby L Ratts, 21, Salem
- Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated
Washington County Inmate Roster – 4-28-19
April 25
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Timothy James McCubbins, 41, Jeffersonville
- Check Deception – Check amount at least $750 but less than $50,000
City of Salem Police
Phillip W Smith, 25, Salem
- Operating a Motor Vehicle While License Suspended or Revoked
April 26
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Michael Scott Bowling, 43, Salem
- Here for Court
Landon Zane McPheeters, 19, Salem
- Weekends
April 27
City of Salem Police
Zachary Allan Cloer, 24, Commiskey
- Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated
- OWI Refusal
U.S. 31/S.R. 56 intersection improvement project to begin Monday in Scottsburg
MAC Construction will begin preliminary work on a $1.9 million intersection improvement project at U.S. 31 and S.R. 56 in Scottsburg on or after Monday, April 29, weather permitting.
Work will take place primarily from Park Drive to Keith Street and will include installation of a new traffic signal, intersection widening and lane improvements. Additional concrete patching and paving on S.R. 56 will take place toward the end of the project, west of the U.S. 31/S.R. 56 intersection.
Minimal traffic impacts are expected until planned lane shifts occur on or after Monday, May 13. The project is expected to be completed by the end of October.
This project will replace current signals and improve roadway conditions in the area.
Memorial Service for Sen. Birch Bayh to be Held May 1
A memorial service honoring the life and career of Indiana’s former U.S. Senator and House Speaker Birch Bayh (1928-2019) will be held at noon Wednesday, May 1, in the South Atrium of the Statehouse.
Among those remembering Senator Bayh’s accomplishments will be Governor Eric J. Holcomb, House Speaker Brian Bosma, Congressman André Carson, Purdue President Mitch Daniels, former Congressman Baron Hill and Federal District Court Chief Judge Jane E. Magnus-Stinson.
Former Governor and U.S. Senator Evan Bayh and Indianapolis attorney Christopher Bayh will eulogize their father. Former First Lady Susan Bayh will attend, as will their sons Beau and Nick. Katherine “Kitty” Bayh, the widow of Senator Birch Bayh, will read a poem written by her husband.
The service is open to the public. Attendees should enter the Statehouse from either the upper east (Capitol Street) or lower west (Senate Avenue) entrances.
PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS FEDERAL GRANT MONIES AVAILABLE FOR VIOLENT-CRIME REDUCTION PROGRAMS
Josh J. Minkler, the United States Attorney, is pleased to announce that Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) federal grant dollars are available for State and local government agencies to partner with federal law enforcement on targeted and prioritized violent-crime reduction programs, which include community engagement, prevention and reentry efforts.
PSN grants monies may be used for criminal justice-related initiatives, technical assistance, training, personnel, equipment, supplies, contracted support, information systems, research and evaluation.
Applicants are encouraged to propose evidence-based, effective, promising or best practices cited in an academic, journal, a recognized list of evaluated programs or causal evidence from an outcome evaluation. Applications must enhance or expand, not replace, existing funds.
“The Justice Department is pleased to offer opportunities for community members to partner with state and local government agencies in an effort to reduce the gun-related violence that currently plagues our communities,” said United States Attorney Josh Minkler.
“We would like to recognize and thank our PSN Task Force partners, ICJI, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, the Indiana Department of Education, the Indianapolis Marion County Forensic Services Agency, and community volunteer Gloria Riggs, for their persistence tackling these challenges over time and their innovative efforts to drive down the violence.”
Project Safe Neighborhoods is the Justice Department’s flagship Violence Reduction initiative and was reinvigorated in 2018. In the Southern District of Indiana, United States Attorney Minkler appointed Kendra Klump, Assistant U.S. Attorney, to lead the PSN Task Force efforts in coordination with Marshall Depew of IMPD.
This funding opportunity runs from October 2019 through September 2020.
Applications may be submitted through May 24, 2019 using the IntellGrants system at http://intelligrants.IN.gov.
For assistance with submitting an application, contact CJIHelpDesk@cji.in.gov, Terrie Grantham at TGrantham@cji.in.gov or Leann Jaggers at LeJaggers@cji.in.gov