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Social distancing is a tall order inside the crowded jail. So local and state leaders decided to work together to do as much as possible to prevent what could be a potential disaster if the novel coronavirus started to spread quickly inside the jail.
Data from the Criminal Justice Commission shows that there was a 52% decrease in arrests from February to June in 2020.
Louisville Metro Department of Corrections (LMDC) is launching three incentive programs in hopes of increasing recruitment and employee retention at the jail in downtown Louisville.
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