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| Montana Women's Prison warden Jo Acton to retire |
| By billingsgazette.com - Zach Benoit |
| Published: 03/21/2013 |
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Jo Acton, the longtime warden of the Montana Women's Prison, on Monday announced that she will retire. On March 13, the Department of Human Resources Bureau placed Acton, who was hired as warden in October 1995, on paid administrative leave pending a review of prison operations as a result of a personnel matter, said Bob Anez, Montana Department of Corrections spokesman. Acton formally announced her intention to retire in a brief, two-sentence letter sent to Department of Correction Director Mike Batista. She did not state a reason for her retirement. "I have appreciated the opportunity to work with the talented people in the department and know that many accomplishments will be made in the upcoming years," she wrote in the letter. Anez did not know if Acton's retirement is related to the review, but he did say that her announcement effectively ends it. Read More. |
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