The Texas Commission on Jail Standards approved a 64-bed expansion project to take place at the Montgomery County Jail as part of an effort to combat overcrowding at the facility.
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Montgomery County Sheriff Wesley Doolittle presented plans for the bed expansion to the commission on Feb. 6 alongside other law enforcement officials.
The plan would use existing jail space as bed space for inmates. Doolittle said the new improvements will not require major construction and will be funded through the sheriff's budget.













