Oregon’s prison industries operation needs changes to survive, a new Portland State University report says.
Oregon’s prison industries operation needs changes to survive, a new Portland State University report says.
The independently-run Oregon Corrections Enterprises employs inmates in factories and businesses inside eight state prisons. The agency, which is self-supporting and receives no taxpayer money, is expected to lose $700,000 this year.
“Squandered opportunities and ineffective practices seriously compromise OCE’s future,” said a report by Portland State University’s Center for Public Service.
Read more at OregonLive.com.
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