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The halfway house will be run by CORE DC, which has held a contract for home confinement of some D.C. residents since the end of April.
With D.C.’s Only Halfway House For Men Closing, Dozens Of Residents Don’t Know Where They’ll Go Next
The D.C. Corrections Information Council estimates that 40 people at Hope Village do not have housing and will be sent back to a BOP facility if they can’t find accommodations.
D.C. could be headed toward an outcome that many feared: No federal halfway house to help men transition from federal prison back to life in the city.
The deaths are not related to the coronavirus, a spokesperson for the Federal Bureau of Prisons says.
The Bureau of Prisons has extended its contract with D.C.’s men’s halfway house for another six months.
