Midland County's Drug Court and a related program have been recognized for their work. The recognition came from a magazine that focuses on county issues. The magazine featured the drug court and its program in a cover story.
This story highlighted the efforts of the drug court in reducing recidivism and improving public safety. Further details about the recognition and the drug court's efforts can be found in the magazine article, which is a cover story in County Progress magazine.
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