Iowa SF2368 mandates cost-benefit analyses for county jail projects, including comparisons to contracting with other counties.
Iowa SF2368 requires counties to conduct cost-benefit analyses before approving new jail projects, significant renovations, or expansions. The study must compare the costs of the project against contracting with another county to use their jail facilities. It includes metrics such as prisoner demographics, food and medical costs, staffing, equipment, and transportation costs. The study must be accessible to the public and available for review. The bill takes effect upon enactment.
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