Louisville Metro Department of Corrections
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Louisville Metro Corrections. Downtown Louisville, Ky. April 5, 2022.Â
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Metro Corrections officials say the changes are in effort to stop drugs from getting inside the jail.
Mayor Greg Fischer is putting public safety front-and-center, with more than $58 million recommended for the Department of Corrections.
An investigation is underway.Â
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