Cartersville, GA|News|
Cartersville Contracts With Floyd County For Inmate Labor
For $237,777, Cartersville will get three full-time and one part-time inmate crews to contract with the public works department and parks.

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For $237,777, Cartersville will get three full-time and one part-time inmate crews to contract with the public works department and parks.

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