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  • Crow looked to acquire empty Hardin jail

    By Matthew Brown
    Crow Agency, Montana (AP)

    Crow Chairman Carl Venne said May 12 that the tribe had looked to acquire or arrange a federal takeover of an empty $27 million jail in Hardin, but is no longer interested after the city rebuffed the proposal.

    Venne said the tribe was trying to find a use for the 464-bed jail, vacant since its completion last summer. But Crow leaders abandoned the effort after Hardin officials told Venne in a letter recently that the city “would fight to maintain control of the facility.”

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