Hope, empowerment, prevention: Williamson County grows Juvenile Justice Center
From left to right, Congressman John Carter, County Commissioner Russ Boles, County Commissioner Terry Cook, County Judge Bill Gravell, Juvenile Services Executive Director Scott Matthew, County Commissioner Cynthia Long and County Commissioner Valerie Covey break ground on the Juvenile Justice Center in Georgetown, Friday.
Congressman John Carter tells a story on how the Juvalinae Justice Center was formed when he was the District Judge for the 277th District Court.
Juvenile Services Executive Director Scott Matthew thanks the Juvenile Board and Justice Center staff during the ceremony.
County Judge Bill Gravell explains why it is important to care fot the youth in the county during his closing speech.
The future of the Williamson County Juvenile Justice Center, accompanied by two Caterpillar 926M wheel loaders.
Story and Photos by Nalani Nuylan
With the county's explosive growth comes the need to expand public services. That includes the future for the Williamson County youth.
Williamson County broke ground on its $90 million Juvenile Justice Center expansion project on Friday, January 31.
The Juvenile Justice Center creates opportunities for positive change in Wilco’s youth po…
