The race for Spokane mayor is no competition when it comes to fundraising between the two remaining candidates.
Dennis P. Hession is heavily in the lead with fundraising at almost $158,000. Major contributors are development interest and corporate backing groups, such as Community Builders Trust, Prium Companies and Avista Corp.
Mary B. Verner is trudging along with almost $52,000. Major contributors include Indian tribes and corporations, like Harless Aviation, Inc., the Kalispel Tribe of Indians and Avista Corp.
The State Public Disclosure Commission released these updates on Aug. 21, 2007.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Florida awarded DOC food services contract
Florida inmates in 55 prisons and other facilities can soon expect provided food services from ARAMARK, the leading provider of food and other assistance to correctional facilities across the United States.
Michael Moore, Department of Corrections Secretary, announced ARAMARK’s intended award for food service management to state prisons. It is expected to save $8 million the first year, with plans to start service phasing in July and all facilities operational in September. More than 280 correctional officers and department employees will remain in prison kitchens for security, while others will move to different security positions.
“We look forward to working together in this new partnership with the State of Florida,” said Norm Miller, ARAMARK Correctional Services President.
ARAMARK serves more than 235,000 inmates over 350 institutions, with Florida’s contract adding 132 sites and 70,000 inmates. Contract negotiations will be completed in June.
Michael Moore, Department of Corrections Secretary, announced ARAMARK’s intended award for food service management to state prisons. It is expected to save $8 million the first year, with plans to start service phasing in July and all facilities operational in September. More than 280 correctional officers and department employees will remain in prison kitchens for security, while others will move to different security positions.
“We look forward to working together in this new partnership with the State of Florida,” said Norm Miller, ARAMARK Correctional Services President.
ARAMARK serves more than 235,000 inmates over 350 institutions, with Florida’s contract adding 132 sites and 70,000 inmates. Contract negotiations will be completed in June.
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