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| Goose Creek prison: Privatize or not? |
| By alaskadispatch.com |
| Published: 02/12/2010 |
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According to KSKA (via APRN), Alaska Corrections Department officials gave a report to a House Finance Subcommittee on a possible plan to privatize the operation of the Goose Creek Prison, currently being built in the Mat-Su Borough. The Corrections Department report compared cost differentials between state operation and a private contractor's operation. It found that privatizing the prison's operation might ("And I emphasize the word 'might'," said the deputy corrections commissioner.) result in as much as $6 million in savings, but some lawmakers say that privatizing Goose Creek would negatively affect union workers, and that based on prior experiences they've had, could contain hidden costs. Read More. |
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