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CCNO Board Rejects ICE Contract Cancellation Request; Financial Study Ordered

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio governing board rejected a request to cancel its contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a recent meeting. A motion by Lucas County Commissioner Pete Gerken to suspend the contract was voted down 10-2. However, the board agreed to have staff determine the financial implications of canceling the contract.

From crescent-news.com

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The decision impacts the operational structure of CCNO, which serves several partner counties. If the contract were canceled, staff noted that the facility could close a unit and save $500,000 in staffing costs.

From crescent-news.com

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    The continuation of the contract might stabilize Defiance's operational financial commitment to the shared CCNO service.

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