Correctional News Partners with CLA & CJJA
Correctional News recently announced its newest partnerships with the Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators (CJJA) and the Correctional Leadership Association
Read MoreCorrectional News recently announced its newest partnerships with the Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators (CJJA) and the Correctional Leadership Association
Read MoreGalveston, Texas-based ModCorr has recently announced several key hires to support the company’s growth and demand in the marketplace. ModCorr provides adaptable, high-quality corrections-grade housing and support facilities throughout the country.
Read MoreFor National Recovery Month, correctional healthcare leader Steve Tomlin addresses myths and misperceptions about cost-effective, life-saving addiction treatment.
Read MoreCGL Companies (CGL), the nation’s leading provider of expert consulting and facility services for public sector clients in civic, justice, and higher education sectors, announced today that Gregory S. Westbrook will move to the Chief Operating Officer (COO) role and Ted Perry, MBA, LEED AP O+M, will succeed him as President of CGL Facility Management (CGL FM).
Read MoreCalifornia Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero joined judges and staff from the Superior Court of Riverside County on August 23 to officially commemorate the opening of the new Menifee Justice Center; the venue opened for business July 8, 2024.
Read MoreBy Kevin Kempf The Correctional Leaders Association (CLA) has established a new partnership that will deliver Correctional News content
Read MoreThe Maryland Department of Juvenile Services’ Thrive Academy was recently awarded the 2024 Council of Juvenile Justice Administrators’ (CJJA) Inspiration Innovation Award.
Read MoreNestled in the picturesque Sierra Nevada mountains, Plumas County has unveiled a new state-of-the-art correctional facility in Quincy, Calif.
Read MoreOver a dozen of Ohio’s prisons have hosted fundraising walks to raise money for a cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS), all organized by Tony Brigano, a retired Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) warden.
Read MoreNashville-Davidson County Sheriff Daron Hall expressed his gratitude for a group of inmates at the Downtown Detention Center who provided critical, life-saving assistance to an officer in distress.
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