HOUSTON (KTRK) -- Houston Mayor Annise Parker, Harris County Judge Ed Emmett and other city and county officials broke ground on a joint inmate processing center that will consolidate and streamline ...

On Nov. 5, voters in Houston and Harris County will have the opportunity to make our city and county safer, streamline government, enhance cooperation between the city of Houston and Harris County and ...

The City of Houston and Harris County have broken ground on a new state-of-the-art facility that will serve as a joint inmate processing center between the city and county. The center will work to ...

HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- A manhunt is underway for an inmate who escaped the Harris County Jail on Tuesday, according to authorities. The Harris County Sheriff's Office said deputies are ...

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is enlisting the help of a Purdue University expert to improve the county's court-processing system, which, sheriff's officials said, has caused the inadvertent ...

An end is in sight for the inefficient process of shuttling prisoners in and out of redundant local lockups after the City Council on Wednesday approved an agreement with Harris County to build a long ...

As voters consider a $70 million bond initiative to fund part of a city-county inmate processing center, Harris County is hurrying to implement a jail computer system that officials say would have to ...

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The City of Houston’s and Harris County’s new Joint Processing Center (JPC) will start processing inmates this Saturday, February 2, making that part of the law enforcement and legal process more ...

As voters consider a $70 million bond initiative to fund part of a city-county inmate processing center, Harris County is hurrying to implement a jail computer system that officials say would have to ...

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- A new inmate processing center has been named in honor of a slain DC Department of Corrections official. Carolyn Cross, the Department of Corrections Deputy Director, who was ...