"right now, our corrections department charges taxpayers between $30,000 and $40,000 a year per person we lock up," she said. "that’s actually cheap when you compare us to the rest of the country."
"right now, our corrections department charges taxpayers between $30,000 and $40,000 a year per person we lock up," she said. "that’s actually cheap when you compare us to the rest of the country."
rebecca kleefisch
aug 23, 2013 ... over 12000 people were held in new york city jails last year, ... with 12,287  inmates shuffling through city jails last year, he said, “it is a significant cost to the  city.” ... of any previous studies that broke down the cost per inmate in the jails, ...  per prisoner came from wages, benefits for staff and pension costs.
"right now, our corrections department charges taxpayers between $30,000 and  $40,000 a year per person we lock up," she said. "that's actually cheap when  you compare us to the rest of the country." — politifact wisconsin on friday, july  ...
apr 11, 2014 ... financial aid isn't really about helping students afford college. it's ... but  scholarships and grants offered by colleges themselves ... and loans, which do —  that covers the difference between the price of tuition and the family's expected  contribution. ... say a college has $30,000 to give away in financial aid. it ...
"right now, our corrections department charges taxpayers between $30,000 and  $40,000 a year per person we lock up," she said. "that's actually cheap when  you compare us to the rest of the country." — politifact wisconsin on friday, july  ...
but i'm certain i could offset whatever taxes would be deducted from my paycheck  .... we should never ever have to wonder in this country if it might be better if we  ... getting by in the city i'm now stuck in is impossible on that much money. .... not  to say that families couldn't live a basic lifestyle on $30000 or $40000 a year ...