Rell's proposals for girls center

By ConnPolitics.tv Staff on Mar 8, 2010 | In News, Gov. Jodi Rell | 3 feedbacks »

Hartford, Conn. (AP) – Gov. M. Jodi Rell says the state will seek new proposals for a planned juvenile detention facility for girls after legislators from Bridgeport and Hamden opposed plans to site the center in their communities.

The Republican governor announced Monday she has directed the Connecticut Department of Public Works to issue a new Request for Proposals that considers three different scenarios.

One seeks a private entity to buy land, build and operate the facility. Another would have the state’s Department of Children and Families operate the center. A third involves a municipality
donating land or selling it to the state for a nominal fee in return for a payment. The agency would then build and operate the facility.

Those responding to the request must hand in their proposals within 60 days.

Comment from: Hosed by the system [Visitor]
"" Those responding to the request must hand in their proposals within 60 days....""

she will be lucky to see anything by the end of the year........
03/09/10 @ 07:39
Comment from: GLENNA MACDONALD [Visitor]
Another institution for predators to prey on young girl?
Your out of your mind.
~Peace Glenna~
03/09/10 @ 08:05
Comment from: Able [Visitor]
Another way to make money for anyone but us. Great!
03/09/10 @ 09:16

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