[3] As a part of the budget cut program from Governor of Virginia Tim Kaine, it was scheduled to close on October 10, 2009,[4] with the state believing it would per year save the state government $10,400,000.
The state planned to end 164 full-time job positions.
[3] The closing harmed economic prospects of the people around the area as the community did not have many other jobs.
That year the Virginia General Assembly approved a motion for the corrections department to demolish vacant buildings.
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