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| Maryland Gov. Not Backing Proposed Juvenile Detention Facility in Baltimore |
| By jjie.org |
| Published: 01/28/2013 |
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The proposed state budget released by Gov. Martin O’Malley last week indicates that Maryland will not be funding the construction of a controversial youth detention facility in Baltimore. The Baltimore Sun reports that O’Malley’s 2014 FY capital spending plan does not include funding for a proposed 120-bed, $70 million youth jail in Baltimore City. Originally announced in 2008 by Gov. O’Malley, construction plans for the Baltimore City New Youth Detention Facility — at one point, expected to house 180 inmates at a construction cost of $100 million — has been in limbo for the last five years, with the Maryland House Appropriations Committee declaring the project suspended in April 2012. Read More. |
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