Modernizing Corrections Means Investing in the People Responsible for its Success
January 10, 2005, is a day that changed my career in corrections.
January 10, 2005, is a day that changed my career in corrections.
ECC’s IMPERIUM® is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product that provides intelligent correctional and jail control from a touchscreen integrated directly into a facility’s workflow.
I wasn’t planning a career in corrections.
Axis body-worn solutions are a suite of wearable camera systems designed for professional security, public safety, healthcare, education, and commercial environments that require reliable evidence capture and situational awareness.
The Michigan Department of Corrections has launched a “Safe Prisons Initiative” designed to track and improve safety and security across the state prison system.
The Hawk safe furniture line by Abecca is manufactured to ensure protection for service users and staff in correctional and specialty care environments, such as youth justice, corrections, forensic and high-risk mental health spaces.
Later this month, a free live webinar from Correctional News will examine how the built environment directly impacts staff performance, safety outcomes and liability exposure.
Later this month, national philanthropic organization Chicago Beyond will host its second annual National Convening, a two-day gathering aimed at improving safety for people within U.S. jails and prisons.
The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services (DPSCS) is phasing in a body-worn camera pilot program to enhance transparency and safety within its correctional facilities.
Falcon Inc., a nationwide consulting and management firm in the justice, healthcare and safety sector, has named Todd Ishee as a senior expert.