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It’s always the season of giving
Faulconer’s jail bucks
The mayor’s campaign fund got some of that prison industry money on election day.
Carlsbad’s Eric Noonan, a warden with the private prison business known as GEO Group, was one of San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer’s most uniquely employed contributors, kicking in $1050 on election day, June 7.
Other GEO donors to the Republican’s campaign fund on the same date were James Hill of Canoga Park, director of business management, with $200, as well as Charles Dennis and James Taylor, two lieutenants from the firm’s Western Regional Detention Facility downtown, who each came up with $100. Rosalie Smith, an executive secretary at the facility, also gave $100. GEO operations director Frank Strada of San Tan Valley, Arizona, was down for $200.
More common occupations on the roster of mayoral givers included architecture, with 30. The same number of donors admitted they were real estate developers.
Here's something you might be interested in.
It’s always the season of giving
Faulconer’s jail bucks
It’s always the season of giving
Faulconer’s jail bucks
The mayor’s campaign fund got some of that prison industry money on election day.
Carlsbad’s Eric Noonan, a warden with the private prison business known as GEO Group, was one of San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer’s most uniquely employed contributors, kicking in $1050 on election day, June 7.
Other GEO donors to the Republican’s campaign fund on the same date were James Hill of Canoga Park, director of business management, with $200, as well as Charles Dennis and James Taylor, two lieutenants from the firm’s Western Regional Detention Facility downtown, who each came up with $100. Rosalie Smith, an executive secretary at the facility, also gave $100. GEO operations director Frank Strada of San Tan Valley, Arizona, was down for $200.
More common occupations on the roster of mayoral givers included architecture, with 30. The same number of donors admitted they were real estate developers.
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