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Clinton County Voters to Decide on “Justice Center Project” in April

Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 6:17 AM

Clinton County Commissioners have approved a historic ballot question for the April 2026 election, seeking voter approval for a comprehensive “Justice Center Project.” The proposal includes the construction of a modern detention center and significant renovations to the county’s courtrooms and legal offices to ensure full ADA compliance. Local officials, who have cited safety and…

Clinton County Commissioners have approved a historic ballot question for the April 2026 election, seeking voter approval for a comprehensive “Justice Center Project.” The proposal includes the construction of a modern detention center and significant renovations to the county’s courtrooms and legal offices to ensure full ADA compliance. Local officials, who have cited safety and accessibility concerns for over 20 years, will conduct a public outreach campaign to inform residents before the spring vote.

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