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| Inmates Save County Money By Painting |
| By starnewsonline.com |
| Published: 02/17/2011 |
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With economic pressures touching every corner of government, Sheriff Edward J. McMahon, his office having undergone budget cutbacks, has found a way to save on repainting the New Hanover County jail. According to a spokesman, the sheriff’s office estimates it is saving $100,000 by utilizing inmates instead of paying out of pocket to hire contractors to apply a much-needed fresh coat of paint to the jail. Aside from the county saving essential monies, the inmates stand to benefit as well. Spokesman Cpl. Jerry Brewer said the 25 inmates who were voluntarily assigned to the paint crew will receive a letter to present to the judge, showing that they volunteered for the project and were cooperating with staff. Read More. |
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