Design – Construction – Operations
Due to rampant bed shortages throughout the state’s prisons and jails, the Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) has moved an additional 56 male inmates to the Karnes County Correctional Center (KCCC) in Karnes City, Texas.
Read moreOfficials from DeKalb County, Gilbane Building Company and Dewberry Architects gathered on May 18 to celebrate the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly completed DeKalb County Jail expansion in Sycamore.
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Inspectors of West Virginia’s Anthony Correctional Facility have identified black mold in one of the campus’ six structures.
Read moreFor more than three years, the agricultural community of Raymondville has been anticipating the reopening of a prison that was once one of the town’s largest moneymakers — the Willacy County Correctional Center.
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The Louisiana Legislature passed House Bill 84 on May 16, which would allow state inmates to work on construction projects, paying inmates between a 4-cent to 70-cent hourly wage or earned credit toward the opportunity of an earlier release.
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SCI Phoenix was originally due to open Nov. 20, 2015; however, conflicts with the contractor led to a six-month hiatus on the project, lasting until May 2017.
Read moreSustainable Security Solutions (S3), based in San Antonio, announced its entrance into the detention and corrections industry.
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Earlier this month, voters in the Texas county of Lampasas approved a bond that will effectively triple its jail capacity from a 37-bed facility to a 112-bed facility.
Read moreAn ordinary-looking package opened at a Washington, D.C., prison mailroom in March sent 16 corrections workers to the hospital
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The Minnesota House has been busy passing a capital investment package that included $18 million for renovations at Minnesota Correctional Facility-St. Cloud (MCF-SC).
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