Politics & Government
City’s Contracts With Halfway House Companies Cut
The city council voted in favor of cutting the contracts.
DENVER (CBS4) – Denver City Council cut ties with two for-profit companies which operate halfway houses in the city. The contracts paid CoreCivic and Geo Group more than $10 million.
The companies run six community facilities that some say can’t easily be replaced and could put 500 convicts back behind bars.
