John Martin

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John Martin @EVLIVjohnmartin

A fourth option: Two phases, with Phase I in 2020 ($60m) to add 448 beds and Phase II in 2027 ($38.4m) to 316 more. County would have capacity to house 200 federal inmates when it's all complete in 2027. — PolitiTweet.org

A third option has two phases of construction. One in 2020 ($53 million) and another in 2027 ($47.6 million). This… https://t.co/bB5fuI0pUz

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A third option has two phases of construction. One in 2020 ($53 million) and another in 2027 ($47.6 million). This scenario involves federal inmate housing, and brings the most bang for buck, consultants say. — PolitiTweet.org

Consultants have moved to a second option for 308 additional beds for about $32.6 million. Would be filled immediat… https://t.co/Gka1xgRokY

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And a final, fifth option: $89.1 million, all in 2020, with 764 beds. This would bring capacity to house at least 200 federal inmates immediately after construction is complete. — PolitiTweet.org

A fourth option: Two phases, with Phase I in 2020 ($60m) to add 448 beds and Phase II in 2027 ($38.4m) to 316 more.… https://t.co/iPFLvTwI9W

Posted Dec. 4, 2019 Hibernated