3. Feasiblity study for juvenile detention/alternative holding facility

This wing will also need a large built in storage closet to house all of the 24/7 equipment to include the PBT machine, the test tubes, drug patches, scram bracelets, and the required paperwork. A small detention cell within the lobby that houses a minimum of 3-4 people will be necessary to house those participants that violate the program while they wait to have a Deputy pick them up and bring them to booking. A few small benches with a handcuffing bar would be necessary in this cell. The vision is, when the participant walks into the center, there will be an approximately 100 ft. hallway, double wide with a half wall right down the center of the hallway that the participants will line up at, and round the corner to the testing desk. Next to the testing desk is the holding cell, offices near the testing site, likely situated behind the testing desk, and just past the holding cell is the exit door. With a hallway that is 100 ft. long and double wide we should easily be able to accommodate 200+people for the PBT testing and have room for growth in the future. Cass County Coroner's Office The Cass County Coroner's Office, located on the 2"d floor of the Cass County Courthouse is solely for administrative functions. The coroner's office does not operate a morgue at this time. While the Cass County Coroner's office (currently) is very functional, there is a lack of space for body storage and examination/identification. Local funeral homes are storing bodies for the Cass County Coroner's office in coolers at their facilities. Often times, bodies are severely decomposed which poses difficulties for funeral homes. Bodies are also being stored in coolers at funeral homes for various lengths of times, up to 2 weeks, while law enforcement looks for next of kin. Funeral homes are burdened with these bodies, giving up space for their own