Upon completion of the training, participants will be able to recognize an overdose, provide rescue breathing during an overdose, administer Naloxone, and will receive a free Naloxone rescue kit. This training is free and open to the public. Register here.
According to the organization, keeping inmates on death row in Florida costs taxpayers $51 million a year more than holding them for life without parole.North Carolina has put 43 people to death since 1976 at $2.16 million per execution.The eventual cost to taxpayers in Maryland for pursuing capital cases between 1978 and 1999 is estimated to be $186 million for five executions.erhaps the most extreme example is California, whose death row costs taxpayers $114 million a year beyond the cost of imprisoning convicts for life. The state has executed 13 people since 1976 for a total of about $250 million per execution.
Prisoners also are paid for their workâ7-dollars-50 cents a month. If they have their GED, they can earn an extra dollar. Thatâs about 35 cents a day. Eddy says the direct costs of each inmate every day is $16.39 a day. The other $28 go for the administrative and prison personnel, utilities, and other costs that go with running a prison. Per my calculations, that amounts to $16,308.20 per year, which is 26 percent smaller than the federal poverty line of $22,050 â and less than I would have expected. A quick search of the per-inmate expenditures in peer states suggests that Missouri ranks toward the bottom in its per-inmate expenditures. It is interesting that the direct costs of each inmate amount to only 37 percent of the total cost per each inmate.