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| Digging into the governor's plan to build 4 new prisons |
| By wtvm.com- Michael Doudna |
| Published: 02/05/2016 |
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MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Gov. Robert Bentley has presented a plan to build four new prisons to help solve the state's correction problems. Bentley said the new facilities could help solve Alabama's correction problems for the next "25 to 30" years. Currently Alabama's prison system is one of the most overcrowded and understaffed in the country. To fix it, Bentley proposed using an $800 million bond issue to build four new prisons. Bentley said the bond issue will not hit taxpayers' wallets. The reason, according to Department of Corrections Commissioner Jeff Dunn, is the state will pay for it thanks to money saved through consolidations. Read More. |
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