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DoC Advances Private Prison Plan, Ignoring Public Safety and Financial Concerns

By Austin Baird | Akleg on Dec 15, 2019   Featured, State  

DoC Advances Private Prison Plan, Ignoring Public Safety and Financial Concerns

Palmer facility could open soon, employing Alaskans, if DOC followed Legislature’s order ANCHORAGE – A House State Affairs Committee hearing on Wednesday revealed for the first time that the Department of Corrections could have opened an existing facility in Palmer for less money than the Legislature appropriated but instead decided to move forward with a […]

New Bill Would Prevent Corrections From Shipping Inmates to Out-of-state Prisons

By Austin Baird | Akleg on Nov 27, 2019   Politics, State  

New Bill Would Prevent Corrections From Shipping Inmates to Out-of-state Prisons

Legislation would make Alaska safe and invest resources locally ANCHORAGE – State lawmakers are pushing back against the Dunleavy Administration’s effort to send Alaska inmates to private prisons in the Lower 48. New legislation sponsored by Rep. Zack Fields (D-Anchorage) would remove the ability of the Department of Corrections commissioner to incarcerate prisoners in out-of-state […]

Lawmakers to DOC: Shipping Prisoners out of State will Make Alaska More Dangerous

By Austin Baird | Akleg on Oct 24, 2019   Featured, Politics, State  

Lawmakers to DOC: Shipping Prisoners out of State will Make Alaska More Dangerous

State’s past incarceration of prisoners in private facilities increased violent crime, costs ANCHORAGE – A group of representatives today sent a letter urging Department of Corrections Commissioner Nancy Dahlstrom to reverse the Dunleavy Administration’s plan to ship hundreds of incarcerated Alaskans to private prisons in the Lower 48. DOC is currently seeking bids from out-of-state […]

UPDATE: Napakiak Jail Burns, Victims Tentatively Identified

By Alaska Native News on Apr 28, 2019   Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

UPDATE: Napakiak Jail Burns, Victims Tentatively Identified

UPDATE: AST has tentatively identified the identities of the two victims of the fatal Napakiak jail fire as Becca White, age 24, and Isaiah Parka, age 22, both of Napakiak. They also revealed that the guard who suffered injuries attempting to rescue them from their jail cells has been medevaced out of state for further […]

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