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| Iowa Women's Prison Construction Starts |
| By wcfcourier.com |
| Published: 06/07/2010 |
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WATERLOO - Local and state officials turned dirt Friday on a new center to help women with criminal records straighten out their lives. The 1st Judicial District of the Iowa Department of Correctional Services broke ground on the $6 million Waterloo Women's Center for Change. The 45-bed residential correctional facility at the corner of Lafayette and Elm streets will provide treatment and support services to women on probation, parole and work release. "People can change, and this center will help us facilitate that change," said Karen Herkelman, district director for the correctional services Read More. |
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First of all I am in the Waterloo Correctional Facility and I personally don't think they treat us fair. I feel they are hindering our recovery If we already had an apartment when we came in we have to pay rent at the facility and pay our bills at home. I've been on level 2 for 9 weeks because I can't aford to pay rent 2 places. They are punishing me for trying to change.I don't think thats right. People aren't doing anything sbout it.