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It doesn’t incentivize cutting costs, but it it does effectively impose a maximum cost as the Sheriff has to eat any cost overruns. The state can pay $2 per pe
by MattGaiser 5y ago
It doesn’t incentivize cutting costs, but it it does effectively impose a maximum cost as the Sheriff has to eat any cost overruns.
The state can pay $2 per person and not a penny more, no matter what.
- vkou 5y agoSince he's pocketing a mountain of money, they are clearly overpaying, and the contract should be going out to public bid. If he is so great at feeding inmates, then surely, he should have no problem winning that bid.