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Nottoway Work Center offers inmate labor for county projects
Summary
Warden Kenneth Goldman and Assistant Warden Marilyn Hill offered inmate labor assistance to the County, noting existing collaborations at the landfill, Pickett Park and local volunteer fire/rescue agencies as cost-saving and vocational training opportunities.
Warden Kenneth Goldman and Assistant Warden Marilyn Hill presented the Nottoway Work Center's long-standing inmate-labor program and offered assistance for county maintenance and capital projects.
They described past collaborations with the county landfill, Pickett Park, Burkeville Fire and Rescue and the towns of Burkeville and Crewe, saying the work saves taxpayer money and teaches trades to inmates approaching release.
County staff accepted the presentation for consideration; no formal motion followed during the meeting but the Board moved the work center presentation directly after public delegations earlier in the agenda.
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