Wed, Nov 25 2009
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St. Peter loses out on expansion Moose Lake to get funding for major sex offender facility By Dylan ThomasThe Free Press Tessneer said it will take about 300 people to operate the temporary sex-offender facility, and it would make little sense to relocate them to St. Peter in three years.
Although the growth of the sex-offender program is extremely difficult to predict, he said, another 400-bed facility — slated for construction in 2010 — probably also will be built in Moose Lake. “We see St. Peter as primarily a security hospital,” he said. “... The sex offender growth will be going north.” 
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