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Fire Island Feasibility Study: Summary Report — Final Report
Get PDFThis report is part of the Fire Island Prison Feasibility Study, a project conducted jointly by the School of Justice and School of Engineering at University of Alaska, Anchorage under contract to the Alaska Department of Corrections. The project undertook to assess the feasibility of locating a correctional facility on a 4,240 acre tract of land on Fire Island, which lies in Upper Cook Inlet about three miles off Point Campbell within the Municipality of Anchorage. The project was divided into three major phases: (1) an assessment of future bed space needs of the Alaska Department of Corrections; (2) an evaluation of the physical site and cost estimates for prison construction and operation; and (3) a public opinion survey and open discussion. / The three reports summarized here include:
Alaska Correctional Requirements: A Forecast of Prison Population through the Year 2000 by Allan R. Barnes and Richard McCleary (1986);
Engineering Feasibility Study of Fire Island as a Location for a Future Correctional Facility: Final Report edited by David C. Junge (1986);
Fire Island Public Opinion Survey: Summary of Findings by Allan R. Barnes (1986).This document summarizes the findings the Fire Island Prison Feasibility Study, undertaken to assess the feasibility of locating a correctional facility on Fire Island in the Municipality of Anchorage. The three reports summarized here covered the three major phases of the study: (1) an assessment of future bed space needs of the Alaska Department of Corrections; (2) an evaluation of the physical site and cost estimates for prison construction and operation; and (3) a public opinion survey and open discussion.Acknowledgements /
Purpose and Scope:
Phase 1: An Assessment of Future Bed Space Needs;
Phase 2: Site Assessment and Cost Estimates;
Phase 3: Public Involvement /
Conclusio
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