John Martin

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John Martin @EVLIVjohnmartin

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

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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 potential funding source for all the options is an income tax called the LIT Correctional Facility Tax. 21 IN counties have adopted it, nearly all at the max rate of 0.20 percent. Nearby ones include Gibson, Dubois. — PolitiTweet.org

And a final, fifth option: $89.1 million, all in 2020, with 764 beds. This would bring capacity to house at least 2… https://t.co/ZuBzNNlpS4

Posted Dec. 4, 2019 Hibernated