GEO Group Moshannon Valley Processing Center

Facilitated a phone call with a former detainee known as "JN," who described 45 days of detention with medical neglect — waiting three days for care after a migraine request.

Called conditions punitive and inhumane, cited a father separated from his two-year-old son for 18 months, and urged the facility be shut down.

Her husband has been detained over 14 months with no case status; she drove three hours to speak and described lack of medical care and family trauma.

Cited reports of worms and mold in food, high rates of solitary confinement, and urged the county to end its GEO contract for the community's moral legacy.

Spoke about suicide risk at the facility, citing eight confirmed suicide attempts and an April 22 hanging attempt after a hunger strike.

A Philipsburg resident who read from Matthew 25 and urged the commissioners to consider their moral responsibility.

Urged the county to immediately end its involvement, questioned kitchen inspections, and invoked the pledge of allegiance.

A Philipsburg Borough Council member who commended Commissioner Glass's stance and urged the board not to vote for contract renewal.

An Elk County resident who said the facility brings shame, strains local EMS and police, and hurts tourism and reputation.

A hospice chaplain who urged commissioners to investigate beyond facility management's word and speak directly with detainees and families.

Co-founder of Indivisible Outcry, objected to the commissioners' statement after the reported hunger strike and delivered letters from absent residents.