Try NYS on for size.

https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/nyregion/citys-annual-cos...

> New York State was the most expensive, with an average cost of $60,000 per prison inmate. [New York City] paid $167,731 to feed, house and guard each inmate last year, according to a study the Independent Budget Office released this week.

The governor proposed free community college for inmates, citing drastic reductions in recidivism rates - it would've paid for itself many times over - but voters flipped out.

That's, what, a bit less than $200k per inmate?

Food, shelter, plumbing, facilities upkeep, medical/psychological care, and very high security costs? That really isn't a surprising figure. Prison are incredibly expensive. It's a great argument for minimizing prison populations to only people that pose immediate threats to others and focusing as much as possible on reducing recidivism.

It is kinda surprising, for only 200 people, that they don't shut it down and ship them to the state prison in Walla Walla, where violent offenders (death row, before the governor halted that) go.