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Open House and Ribbon Cutting Saturday for Gibson County’s New Sheriff’s Office and Detention Facility

By John Szink Apr 3, 2025 | 8:28 PM

A ribbon cutting ceremony and open house will be held Saturday from 1:00 until 4:00 PM for Gibson County’s new Sheriff’s Office and Detention Facility

The new facility is located at 119 East Brumfield Avenue in Princeton.

Tours of the facility will be given and there will be live demonstrations showcasing equipment, technology, and emergency response tactics.

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