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Sheriff's refusal to accept federal inmates complicates funding for McKinsey annex expansion

Nueces County Commissioners Court · August 9, 2017
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County staff told commissioners the sheriff indicated he could not accept federal inmates due to new state law requirements, exposing an expected $450,000 annual revenue stream and forcing reassessment of the McKinsey annex timeline and funding assumptions.

County staff and commissioners told the court on Tuesday that a change in state law and the sheriff's interpretation of it means the county should not expect revenue from housing federal inmates in the near term — a development that undermines a portion of the financing plan for a planned jail annex.

During the revenue review staff noted the county had previously counted on federal-inmate housing…

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