CN Ezine – Vol 6 No 7 – Nov/Dec 2006











October 2006 – Vol. 6, No. 7   












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Don Halloran
As fast as new products and technology come to light, it’s difficult to keep up with operation and installation procedures. Southern Folger, one of the largest detention companies in the country, offers a solution. They recently introduced a certification program for all their products in an effort to alleviate this problem.


In this month’s Q&A, we talk to the president of Southern Folger, Don Halloran, about the program and its implementation and about the company’s latest product, which protects facilities from lightning strikes.


Speaking of detention equipment contractors, would you like a copy of Correctional News’ DEC list for 2006? You’ll find it here.



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Have a look at the November/December 2006 issue of Correctional News:


FACILITY OF THE MONTH


Planners for an addition to the jail in El Paso County, Colo., updated an old design.


TRENDSPOTTING

A program at Bard University takes steps to bring higher education to prisons.


SPOTLIGHT

A think tank recommends investigation of prisoner radicalization.


PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

See the “movers and shakers” in the correctional industry.


PRODUCT OF THE MONTH

PRINT SCAN SYSTEM
The Cross Match ID 500 is a portable, live scan system available from Cross Match Technologies Inc.

To see more products, visit our Products Buyer’s Guide.
Looking for suppliers for your facility? Visit the Suppliers Buyer’s Guide.

GREEN SCENE (New this month!)


  • New LEED Silver Juvenile Facility Is County’s Costliest Project Ever

DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION


  • New Jail Plans Increase Cost’s by $602,000
  • Academy of Architecture for Justice Showcases 2006-07 Awards

INDUSTRY NEWS


  • San Quentin Scheduled for Medical Facility Makeover
  • New Hampshire Facility Seeks More Wards
  • Wisconsin Prison Budget Breaks $1 Billion Mark
  • Illinois Could be Latest State to Ban Prison Smoking

MAINTENANCE NEWS



  • Increase in Arrests Creates Overcrowding, Officials Say
  • Construction Begins on Nevada Biomass Plant

NEWSFLASH



  • Family Could Receive $45 Million From Geo
  • Security Audit Planned on Escape Anniversary
  • FBI: Crime Rate Increased Nearly 2 Percent



UPCOMING EVENTS

2006

Oct. 28-Nov. 1: National Commission on Correctional Health Care, National Conference on Correctional Health Care, Atlanta. Visit www.ncchc.org.


Oct. 29-Nov. 1: Construction and Maintenance Institute for Criminal Justice Agencies, Annual Conference; Doubletree Tucson Reid Park Hotel, Tucson, Ariz. Visit www.cmi-cja.org.


2007


Jan. 20-24: American Correctional Association, Winter Conference; Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, Fla. Visit www.aca.org.


March 4-7: National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, 34th National Conference on Juvenile Justice; Town and Country Resort and Convention Center, San Diego; Contact (775) 784-6012.



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