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The California Prosecutor has blown the state Taxpayers $ 239 million The project for the construction of the Center for Rehabilitation of Prison in the Gulf area, claiming that this is another example of politicians who put criminals in front of citizens who respect laws.
The construction is ongoing on San Quentin State Prisonwhere construction teams build a rehabilitation center in the Norwegian style with luxury facilities such as food products, libraries, cafes, farmers markets and more. $ 360 million was initially awarded to the project, but it is estimated that the final cost to build a rehabilitation center will cost taxpayers around $ 239 million, they say, they say San Francisco Chronicle.
California Department for Repair and Rehabilitation of the building 38 At the San Quentin State Prison, it was demolished to make room for a rehabilitation center. The State Agency has announced that the Rehabilitation Center is part of the “California model”, which is a “Holistic initiative that uses international, best practices supported by data to improve the benefits of those who live and work in state prisons.”
AND construction plan The project shows that the new San Quentina Rehabilitation Center will contain an educational and vocational center, together with other amenities such as the media center, library, food products, cafes and learning center. The initial plan for the Rehabilitation Center says that the farmer’s market on the spot will ideally manage local manufacturers.
San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (CDCR)
The PowerPoint diapositive shows where San Quentin will be found at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. (CDCR)
The crews work on cleaning the area where the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center is being built. (CDCR)
The plan says that the concept for the rehabilitation center in San Quentin “embodies the humane atmosphere of the campus” that promotes “growth and self-construction, at the same time guaranteeing security and security.”
California government Gavin News announced the project in May 2023 and said that the new rehabilitation center “would make us all safer”.
“California converts San Quentin – the most notorious prison of our country – in the most innovative nation’s rehabilitation facility focused on the construction of a lighter and safer future. We literally demolished the walls to re -examine our prison system, encourage true rehabilitation and finished cycles of violence and crime.”
Construction at the Rehabilitation Center is estimated that it will end until the beginning of 2026.
The presentation presentation shows different elements of the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. (CDCR)
Jonathan Hatami, a prosecutor in Los Angeles’ district, told Fox News Digital to support the effort to cross prisoners to civil life, but said that the project was too expensive for taxpayers and not spending money well.
“The first problem I have, however, is a cost with this situation. In California we cannot fund our homeless programs. We cannot fund Medi-Cal or Medicaid. We cannot finance the officials,” Hatami said. “And so we can’t finance so many programs that are important to people here in California.”
Los Angeles prosecutor said he sent this project a message to the residents of California.
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San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (CDCR)
Showing the completed San Quentin Rehabilitation Center (CDCR)
“We seem to prioritize criminals over us the rest,” Hatami said. “And this is a big problem that I have priorities for this country, most of the time, leaning towards the criminal, instead of watching the rest of California and saying that there are so many other things that we should be financing we can.”
Todd Javernick, a spokesman for the California Department of Repair and Rehabilitation Department, told San Francisco Chronicle, “Holistic initiative uses an international, the best practices supported by data to improve the benefits of those who live and work in state prisons.”
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Construction is ongoing to complete the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. (CDCR)
The crews work on cleaning the area where the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center is being built. (CDCR)
The San Quentin State Prison has previously housed infamous criminals like Charles Manson and Scott Peterson. As part of the plan to create a rehabilitation center, the prison was demolished with maximum safety safety.
Fox News Digital addressed the Newsom office and the California Department for repairs and rehabilitation for comment.
