Five sites are under consideration for the new jail.
Zayed, who is also part of neighborhood group Citizens to Bring Back North Broadway, told News 5 she worried a new jail in her residential area would be a safety issue, have an impact on safety, and would potentially put a stop to the key ongoing development of housing and businesses.
News 5 confirmed the more than 40-acre parcel located along I-77, between Fleet and Pershing avenues, is one of five sites under consideration by the Justice Center Executive Steering Committee in the coming months. “I'm already afraid to let my grandchild ride his bicycle on his own street. The signatures we've collected say hey, we’re afraid too, and we should have at least been notified of the goings-on of the proposed site."
“And this location is not accessible by public transit, and this means we’re going to have families that are trying to visit loved ones, and they’re going to be stuck walking over a bridge, over I-77," Maurer said. He pledged there will be even more specific input from residents, business owners and all stakeholders once a leading site for the new $550-million jail project is selected in the next few months.
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