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| Iowa lawmakers’ frustration over new prison growing |
| By qctimes.com- James Q. Lynch |
| Published: 02/27/2015 |
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DES MOINES — Iowa lawmakers are expressing frustration at the lack of cooperation from state agencies in determining why new problems continue to arise at a $132 million maximum security prison that sits empty 15 months after it was scheduled to open. News that the Department of Corrections had to shut off water in the prison because of the potential of freezing fueled another round of questions from member of the House Government Oversight Committee Thursday. Chairman Bobby Kaufmann, R-Wilton, called the water shutoff “truly astounding” and just one more “boondoggle” that has plagued the prison construction. The water was shut off, he said, because cold air was leaking into the space between the ceiling and the roof. Read More. |
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