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Jail visitation canceled amid Emergency Disaster Declaration

Jail visitation canceled amid Emergency Disaster Declaration

On March 13, Governor Abbott issued an Emergency Disaster Declaration for the state of Texas. Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) regularly requires jails, prisons, and holding facilities to have a written plan for visitation per 37 Texas Admin Code 291.4(2), but according to the Camp County Sheriff’s office, TCOLE requested Governor Abbott’s office grant a suspension of the rule given current circumstances. Governor Abbott’s office approved this suspension, and as a result, Camp County Jail will not allow visitation until the Disaster Declaration is no longer in effect. COURTESY PHOTO

Court plans meeting to address COVID-19

During the discussion period in the regular meeting of the Camp County Commissioners Court, Mar. 11, Judge A.J. Mason informed the Commissioners he and other community leaders were planning a meeting to address the County’s response to the Corona Virus (COVID-19) pandemic. The meeting would include the City, the schools’ administration, the hospital, and representatives of law enforcement and other emergency response providers.

Pittsburg Camp County Public Library joins Chamber

Pittsburg Camp County Public Library joins Chamber

The Pittsburg-Camp County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to wekome the Pittsburg Camp County Publk Library as one of its newest members. The Pittsburg Camp County Publk Library connects people with ideas, and supports lifelong learning by providing reliable information resources, well-rounded book collection, and other materials and programs that foster a literate, informed and culturally aware community. Pictured L to R: (front row) Sandy Thompson, Ronda Burns, Judy Winchester, Lily Jesmore, Anayeli Martinez, Yarsheika White, Niecy Baum, Christine Jackson; (back row) Josh Cato, Madlen Krause, Jean Frankovkh, Phyllis Parnell, Robert Barnwell, Lakendra Fluellen, Carolyn Franks and Todd Diviney. GAZETTE PHOTO / ELLIS KNOX

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