Ian Southall, age 27, of De Forest, appeared in Adams County Court on May 5 facing multiple charges including, two counts of disorderly conduct, battery, and criminal damage to property.
Do I need a building permit? Before I get into the specifics, a good general answer to the question is “Yes”! By that I mean that the safest step is always to check before you even put a shovel in the ground of your property, much less do anything more drastic.
An inmate at Adams County Jail is the first in the facility to take advantage of a Mid-State Technical College effort to bring career awareness and HSED 5.09 (High School Equivalency Diploma) programming to local incarcerated populations.
The Adams County Sheriff’s Office (ADSO) will join thousands of law enforcement agencies for this year’s Click It or Ticket seat belt campaign, one of the nation’s most important highway safety efforts.
On Friday, May 14, 2021, at approximately 9:58 am, the Juneau County Communications Center received a telephone call from a subject advising they had located a vehicle in the Necedah Refuge with a subject inside who appeared deceased.
The Adams County Treasurer’s Office is dedicating the week of May 16-22, 2021, as Lottery Credit Awareness Week to verify that all eligible Real Property Owners received the lottery credit on their 2017 tax bills. Last year the lottery credit ranged from $114.08- $176.97 in Adams County.
A criminal complaint has been filed against George Young for failing to complete a contract to pave a driveway in the Town of Springville. According to other news sources, including NBC 15 Investigates, this complaint was not the first.
In 1984, President Ronald Reagan designated the first full week in May as National Correctional Officers Week. This is the time to recognize and commend their dedication and commitment to the citizens of Adams County. The Adams County Sheriff’s Office has 16 full-time Jail Deputy positions, and a Jail Administrator to manage the 108-bed facil
Amber Gitzlaff, age 33, of Adams, appeared in Adams County Court on April 27 facing four counts including resisting arrest, throwing or discharging bodily fluids at law enforcement, disorderly conduct and battery. Gitzlaff was already on bond for two previous drug-related offenses.
