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| 5 Illinois prison facilities could end up short on payroll |
| By thonline.com |
| Published: 03/12/2015 |
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- At least five Illinois prisons don't appear to have enough money to pay workers through the fiscal year that ends June 30, according to state records. Prisons that might run short of cash include facilities in Jacksonville, Mount Sterling, Sumner, Taylorville and Vandalia. Nearly 5,000 prison workers could be affected, according to the records. Department of Corrections spokeswoman Nicole Wilson said it needs $117 million to keep up operations through the end of June, with $70.8 million of that for payroll needs. She said another 4,000 workers at 11 facilities could see effects by early May. The current fiscal year budget for Illinois is about $1.6 billion short. Democrats had hoped they would be able to pass an extension of a temporary income-tax increase that expired Jan. 1. Read More. |
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