MONTGOMERY-On Friday, October 2 Governor Kay Ivey issued an update on the currant Alabama prison program:
“At the beginning of September, I announced the next phase of the Alabama Prison Program, including the successful Developer Teams and the proposed sites for the construction of Facilities One and Three. Multiple locations were under review for Facility Two, therefore, the site location was not shared at that time. We are pleased to announce that the Alabama Department of Corrections intends to enter into negotiations with the CoreCivic team (CoreCivic; Caddell Construction; DLR Group; and R&N Systems Design) to construct Facility Two at a proposed site in Elmore County near AL-229/Rifle Range Road.
“As stated in the Request for Proposal, the ADOC intends to enter into long-term lease agreements for these three facilities. As such, the confidential negotiation period will continue to ensure and secure the best possible value for the state. The ADOC anticipates construction to begin in early 2021 and that approximately 3,900 construction jobs will be created in Elmore County.
“I am pleased with the forward progression of this pivotal initiative and look forward to financial close, which is anticipated to occur in late 2020.”
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What I would like to know is how all this about men prison why aunt somthing being done about the women prison they done had 2 fires have them sleeping in and around all that smoke and health problems that going come from behind it why aunt something being done about that my girlfriend is there dealing g whit it and she has antsy health problems and is still proble going end up whit me cause keeping them louckdown whit all that smoke and all tha why aunt somthing being done toward the wellbeing of the women you here talk about of the men but he’ll whit doing for the women why that there not as in portion as the men why not