3 of 4 remaining Wolverine juvenile facilities in Michigan have open investigations, state says
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The Lt. Clarence Fischer Center at the Wolverine Human Services campus in Vassar. MLive file photo. The Saginaw News/MLive.comThe Saginaw News/MLive.com
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VASSAR, MI - Three of four Wolverine Human Services juvenile corrections facilities operating in Vassar and Detroit have open state investigations into licensing violations, according to Michigan Department of Health and Human Services public information officer Bob Wheaton.
Clarence Fischer Center in Vassar, a non-secure residential substance abuse treatment facility for boys and girls aged 12 to 17, has a 2nd provisional license, which is the same status the Wolverine Secure Treatment Center in Buena Vista Township had before the state recommended its license be revoked and it decided to close.