Jurisdiction: Merced County

State: California

County Website(s)

countyofmerced.com

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Merced County Supervisor Josh Pedrozo invites residents to attend an upcoming District 2 Town Hall on Monday, April 13 at 6 p.m. at the MCOE Mondo Building, 1715 Canal Street, Merced. Read on about District 2 Town Hall

At 11 a.m. on Thursday, April 2, 2026, Merced County will celebrate the completion of the new Beachwood-Franklin Community Park located at 2610 Ranchero Lane in Merced. Read on about Beachwood-Franklin Community Park Check out the 2025 Merced County Annual Report for highlights from around the County! FIND WHAT YOU NEED

Phone Numbers

(209) 385-7434

(621) 355-6800

(575) 551-4644

(202) 209-3007

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California Correctional Info

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California Jail Staffing Shortages in 2026: The Hidden Crisis Behind Correctional Officer Vacancies That Families Need to Know

What California Jail and Prison Training Looks Like in 2026-and Why It Matters for Families

What California Jails and Prisons Must Get Right in 2026: The PREA Compliance Issues Families Need to Know

What California Jail Mental Health Treatment Looks Like in 2026 - and What Families Need to Know

Why California Correctional Officers Are Leaving - and the Practical Retention Strategies Jails Are Using to Keep Them

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