Flu Season in Correctional Facilities: Why Everyone Should Care
As we enter the holiday season, most of us are thinking about family gatherings, travel plans and hopefully getting their annual flu shot.
As we enter the holiday season, most of us are thinking about family gatherings, travel plans and hopefully getting their annual flu shot.
The corrections construction and detention equipment industry is at an inflection point.
The 2025 editorial year of Correctional News reflected an evolving field where infrastructure, staff wellness and operational reform intersect more closely than ever.
The Deer Valley campus, newly renovated and opened in November, can serve 150 female members. | Photo Credit: (all) Courtesy of New Freedom Project By Meghan Murphy The New Freedom…
Two courthouse projects are simultaneously underway in two Delaware communities.
Regardless of the industry, facility assessments are a vital tool for supporting organizations in achieving their goals, particularly for the future.
After more than a decade of attending International Corrections & Prisons Association (ICPA) conferences, I continue to be inspired by how this community reimagines the purpose and practice of corrections.
As artificial intelligence (AI) begins to shape every aspect of correctional systems, healthcare stands out as one of its most promising yet complex frontiers.
The new $106 million, 190,000-square-foot Sullivan County Jail was recently completed in Blountville.
Managing the maintenance needs of multiple jail facilities is no small task.