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Nottoway WorkCenter outlines inmate‑labor partnerships, offers county support
Summary
Nottoway WorkCenter leadership said inmate labor supports county operations (dump sites, fire and rescue, municipal work), saves money and trains inmates in trades; the county welcomed continued collaboration.
Marilyn Hill, assistant warden at the Nottoway WorkCenter, introduced the work center’s warden and operations administrator and described long‑standing partnerships with county operations. Hill said the center provides inmate labor to county dump sites, Burkeville Fire & Rescue and local towns, saving money for the county while training inmates in trades.
Warden Goldman said he has led the work center since April and emphasized a desire to build community partnerships and coordinate with local law enforcement to help public safety. The board thanked the delegation for the presentation and expressed openness to working on county projects where inmate labor is an appropriate resource.
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