Vote YES on June 28 to finally build a new OK County jail, one that functions well and is more cost effective, increasing public safety without raising taxes.
Oklahoma County, OK
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Thank you citizens of OK County and to our numerous partners and advocates for helping us all achieve this important step forward as a community.
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We appreciate the citizens of Oklahoma County and their understanding that the jail is an issue that must be addressed to move forward as a community.
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Vote yes today. Visit FixTheJail.com for details and find your polling place at oklahoma.gov/elections/ovp.h….
This is a public facility. There are no private investors. As our website shows, we have Republicans, Democrats, and Independents alike that want to improve jail conditions by building a new jail.
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The proposal has more transparency, accountability, space for diversion/mental health/job training programs, medical facility and more, without raising taxes. It's time to build a safer, more efficient jail that better reflects our community values. Vote YES today to #FixTheJail
Passing on this opportunity to #FixTheJail supports the status quo. If you want change vote yes on June 28. fixthejail.com
Vote YES today! A new facility will be built with the transparency of a citizens’ oversight committee, & will finally have the infrastructure for quality healthcare & incorporated diversion. It’s time to build the right facility- without raising taxes. fixthejail.com/
What time will you vote on June 28? Before or after work? Are you going to the polls with family or friends? Make a plan to cast your ballot, and vote yes on the county question so we can finally fix the jail.
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Passing on this opportunity to #FixTheJail supports the status quo. If you want change vote yes on June 28. fixthejail.com
It’s time for OK County to step up and fix the jail. The problems are well documented. June 28th election is our opportunity to replace the crumbling jail with one that offers diversion options and better mental health and addiction treatment. Without raising taxes. Vote yes.
The history of Oklahoma County's current jail is fraught. Timothy Tardibono of the Criminal Justice Advisory Council has advocated for long-term solutions for years and right now is a unique opportunity. Make a plan to vote on June 28.
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Planning for the new jail includes a citizen oversight committee. This will facilitate transparency every step of the way by ensuring meetings are a part of the public record and opening up citizen involvement. Learn more: fixthejail.com
An appropriate facility is the next logical step to improve outcomes for individuals who may become involved in the justice system. Join Speaker Kris Steele, of TEEM, in voting YES on June 28 to fix the jail. fixthejail.com
The problems with the current OK County Detention Center are well documented. On June 28, we have a rare opportunity to address the greatest remaining issue in our local criminal justice system – the jail itself – without raising taxes. Vote Yes.
Vote yes on June 28 to change the status quo on the Oklahoma County jail. An oversight committee- like those we relied on for MAPS projects- will ensure transparency. And the new ACA-compliant design will be safer and much easier to staff.
The county question on your June 28 ballot is about the funding mechanism for a new jail. In-depth research showed the most cost-effective way to fix the jail is a new facility. The bond is our only opportunity to do that without raising taxes. More info: okvoterportal.okelections.us
Make a plan to vote on June 28. The Oklahoma County Election Board can help you find your polling place and view sample ballots. You can help fix the jail by casting a ballot on June 28. #FixTheJail
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The bond question on June 28 offers a pragmatic solution with support from diverse communities, and county leadership. Oklahoma County’s current jail has drawn concerns from experts since it opened in 1991. It’s our responsibility to face this issue and solve it once and for all.
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On June 28, all registered voters in Oklahoma County can vote -- Republicans, Democrats AND Independents, as long as they live in the County. Vote YES to Fix The Jail.
The county question is the very last item on your ballot. See your sample ballot: okvoterportal.okelections.us
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We have known for too long that the infrastructure in the Oklahoma County Jail is not up to snuff. Rev. Scoby is advocating for change. Vote yes on June 28 and visit FixTheJail.com for more information.
Oklahoma County Sheriff Tommy Johnson III is looking to the future of a safer, more reliable jail facility for our community. Vote yes on June 28. #FixTheJail
