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of us got turned off” in Madison by the study, and he described some difficulties they had suffered. And Luke worried again about what would happen to a grantsupported program if the grant funds dried up. McNear reported to the entire commission that Fauquier’s Supervisors are sort of lukewarm about the study, but willing to go along to see what rlpvplnn^ John Jones, the district’s “criminal justice planner,” wanted authority to ask for a $20,000 grant to study whether a regional jail is needed. He had Sheriff Lillard of Madison and Sheriff Peters of Culpeper with him, and they thought the study would be useful.
“GIVE ME SOME good points about why we need this study,” Pete Luke asked.
“You need a jail,” said Jones.
“I don’t know that we need a jail,” said Luke. “Is John Walker (Jenkins, Rappahannock’s Sheriff) in favor?”
“I think he is,” said Jones. “The jail in Orange was built in 1852.”
Commission action was tabled
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