Officials say Oklahoma County has no choice but to fix its jail
The question is no longer whether taxpayers will pay to fix problems at the Oklahoma County jail.
County officials and the leader of a committee formed to deal with the jail’s problems say the county will either fix the problems on its own or be forced by federal authorities to fix them.
District 3 County Commissioner Ray Vaughan formed the committee a month after the U.S. Justice Department ripped the c...
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