L&N buildings accomodations for foster kids
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Conditions in the office buildings have improved since 2022, state officials said, with furnished bedrooms with a television and study areas, recreational areas and laundry services. (Photo courtesy of the Cabinet for Health and Family Services)
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"We can't get wrapped up in the media blowing this out of proportion," said Sen. Danny Carroll, while also acknowledging that "there is no question" it's still a problem. "Right now, until we can get this solved, the focus has got to be the offices themselves and what's happening there."
Randy White, commissioner of the state's Department of Juvenile Justice, said the facility would help keep kids out of state office buildings.
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