US EditionWisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system
- Wisconsin governor Tony Evers proposed closing the 19th-century prison in Green Bay and overhauling the state's corrections system to address aging facilities, deaths, assaults, and high costs.
- The $500 million plan includes building a new juvenile facility near Madison, converting prisons for different security levels, and expanding earned release programs for non-violent offenders.
- The plan would require approval from the Republican-controlled legislature, which has previously blocked some initiatives by the Democratic governor.
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Sen. Wanggaard: Statement on Evers' proposed correctional plan
CONTACT: Van Wanggaard608-266-1832 “I’m glad that Governor Evers has finally recognized a portion of what Republicans have been saying for 7 years – that Green Bay Correctional must be closed. It is unsafe for inmates, staff and the community.” “At...
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