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| Correctional Facilities need $11 Million in Delayed Maintenance, Report Says |
| By vtdigger.org- Laura Krantz |
| Published: 02/14/2014 |
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Department of Corrections buildings need about $11 million in deferred maintenance but overall the facilities are in good shape, a state official told lawmakers Wednesday. The House Corrections and Institutions Committee saw a summary of the first comprehensive DOC facilities analysis, presented by Dave Burley of the Department of Buildings and General Services. “I think it turned out better than expected,” he said. Read More. |
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