Illinois state prisons have $2.5 billion in deferred maintenance, report finds – Center Square

The consultants from CGL Companies found deferred maintenance, including bad roofs, black mold, broken toilets, crumbling walls and poor ventilation in Illinois’ state correctional facilities. “Twenty percent of the prisons in Illinois opened their doors before 1926,” said Jenny Vollen-Katz, of the prison watchdog group the John Howard Association of Illinois.
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Pat S.
2 years ago

Aha! Housing for the illegals! They can fill in that 40% population reduction.

Get them out of the police stations and into cells.

Old Joe
2 years ago

Well with cashless bail we won’t need em anyway….

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