by Matt Hughes
J-E News Editor
The Webster County Fiscal Court continues to move forward with plans to build a new dog pound in Webster County. The decision to rebuild, however, was not one of the county’s choosing.
“Basically, the state is requiring counties to build new, up-to-date facilities,” said Judge Executive Jim Townsend. “We do a good job with our current facility, but they want the counties represented by nice new facilities.”
The new pound will come with a price tag somewhere around $200,000. Luckily that won’t have to come directly out Webster County’s pocket. Judge