VACANT: Most of the $1 million grant to build a vocational facility was spent after the grant-school was no longer operational.

The building, in Cutler Bay, fails to benefit the public despite ample initial funding, according to a county inspector general’s audit.
It’s also doubtful a single student has benefitted from the project as designed.
As part of a community grant agreement between the county and Bay Point Schools Inc, a nonprofit alternative school for minors with criminal pasts, $1 million in taxpayer money went toward the construction of a 13,400-square-foot building for the purpose of vocational training programs.
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