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Site selection process has been under wraps for the last several months what are they doing?  Testing ?

 Editorial Board of Herald-Standard interviews Prison Work Group members in October, 2013

Proposing a new prison

Roberto M. Esquivel|Herald-Standard | Posted: Thursday, October 10, 2013 11:24 am

Jim Killinger (second from left), member of the Fayette County prison working group, and county Controller Sean Lally (right) recently met with the Herald-Standard editorial board to discuss the proposal to build a new prison in the county...

http://www.heraldstandard.com/uploaded-photos/proposinga-new-prison/image_ae8d118d-8fa5-5a0c-940d-9eb4528b0a1f.html

Dozens upon dozens of Herald-Standard archived articles on the topic of current conditions at Fayette County Courthouse jail, current annex, inmates, overflow of inmates, proposed new prison, name for the new prison complex... consultants who conducted a survey of the Courthouse jail and surroundings and potential or lack of potential to build adjacent to the current lockup...and so on...

January 25, 2002 Herald-Standard report

Payment for housing Fayette County inmates pays for Greene's jail expansion

Friday, January 25, 2002 4:00 am

WAYNESBURG - The Greene County Prison Board may want to send Fayette County a thank-you, after figures released Thursday showed that housing Fayette County inmates paid for the Greene County Jail's $205,000 expansion. Warden Harry Gillispie said that, taking into account the 12 days in December when inmates were still being housed, Fayette County paid $206,720 to house inmates at the Greene County Jail between February and December. Fayette has paid most of the fees, but Greene County has yet to receive the $4,040 it is owed for December.

http://www.heraldstandard.com/news/local_news/payment-for-housing-fayette-county-inmates-pays-for-greene-s/article_00e410e6-5626-53bd-85b1-106460889f10.html

Fayette prison population falls

Thursday, January 10, 2002 4:00 am

Although the Fayette County Prison population has decreased steadily over the last six months, the overseeing board believes the downward trend is more attributable to implementation of programs aimed to alleviate jail time rather than an overall drop in crime. The prison population reached an all-time high of 244 inmates in July 2001, but slid to 222 in November and plummeted to an average of 187 last month.

http://www.heraldstandard.com/news/local_news/fayette-prison-population-falls/article_bb878bfc-32fc-5e05-95da-dc4ada041746.html

December 17, 2013 Meeting of the Board of Fayette County Commissioners

Chairman Commissioner Albert Ambrosini was highlighted as being absent, according to the minutes, leaving a quorum of Commissioner Vincent Zapotosky and Commissioner Angela Zimmerlink.

Sites Under Consideration for new complex to house inmates


Map and identification of 20 proposed sites

Posted: Monday, December 16, 2013 3:23 pm Herald-Standard


Fayette County Justice and Rehabilitation Center Potential Sites

1. City of Uniontown, current Fayette County Prison, 3.44 acres.

 2. City of Uniontown, Route 21 Army Reserve Center, 6.5 acres.

3. Luzerne Township at the State Correctional Institution at Fayette, next to state prison.

4. Luzerne Township near Maxwell Dam along Monongahela River, 60 acres.

5. Franklin Township between Route 201 and Youghiogheny River.

6. German Township at intersection of Routes 21 and 166.

7. Dunbar Township on 80 Acres Road, 30-35 acres.

8. Dunbar Township on Airway Inn Road, 69 acres.

9. Dunbar and North Union Township Airport, 30 county-owned acres.

10. Dunbar and North Union Township near Route 119, acres vary.

11. North Union Township on Connellsville Street, 30 acres near old state police station.

12. North Union Township on Route 51 near Phillips, 47 acres.

13. Georges Township near Rubles Mill, 90 acres.

14. Georges Township along Mon/Fayette Expressway (Toll Road 43), 29 acres.

15. Georges Township along expressway, 110 acres.

16. North Union Township, near Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus, 32 acres.

17. Westmoreland County, state prison closed by Department of Corrections.

 18. Dunbar Township fairgrunds, 77 county-owned acres.

19. Dunlap Creek Park in Menallen and German townships, 120 county-owned acres.

20. Georges Township near Fairchance, 40 acres

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