So when the GAO report says that these major medical construction projects are delayed an average of 35 months each with an average overrun of $360 million each, you differ with GAO and you say that you can produce accounting standards that erase those delays and erase the amount that is over budget? You can come up with that?
Coffman questions the validity of the GAO report on construction delays and cost overruns.
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It’s in our interest to protect the public health of our community to be able to merely make a statement that requests or demands that (The GEO Group) comply on behalf of our residents.
I think the county and state may be prepared to go to court to force (GEO) to comply.
You have had very, very positive things and intuitive things that you have done for not only constituents in your district, but across the entire country.
He has been terrific. He certainly has a passion for the people in El Paso and the people he represents.
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