Jail Contract Approval
Summary
Cleveland County commissioners approved a revised deal to house some Oklahoma City inmates in the county jail. It brings in revenue, but it could make jail crowding worse. If you care about county budgets or jail conditions, this is worth watching.
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The county gets extra revenue from housing OKC inmates, but crowding could drive up overtime and operational costs.
The county budget gets a revenue boost, and Oklahoma City gets extra jail bed capacity.
Inmates and jail staff could feel the squeeze if crowding gets worse.
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