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Just as prison and jail populations seemed to be on the decline, many jurisdictions are experiencing an uptick in the average daily population.
Just as prison and jail populations seemed to be on the decline, many jurisdictions are experiencing an uptick in the average daily population.
The D.C. Department of General Services, acting on behalf of the D.C. Department of Corrections, has launched an industry outreach process for the proposed D.C. Correctional Treatment Facility Annex project, a major capital program intended to replace aging detention infrastructure with a new, treatment- and reentry-focused complex.
When Correctional News assessed the security electronics and detention equipment landscape in 2025, innovation drove the conversation.
CGL Companies announced that Diane Bruining has returned to the company as Vice President, Business Development.
John W. Martin, AIA, LEED AP, has joined Miami-based CGL Companies as a senior design associate, bringing nearly three decades of experience in architectural design and project management.
CGL 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).
CGL Companies (CGL), the nation’s leading justice consulting and facility maintenance firm, has announced the integration of JFA Associates (JFA), a renowned criminal justice research and analytical company established in 2003.
CGL Companies (CGL), a leading justice consulting and facilities services company, is proud to announce its 50th anniversary.
Members of the CGL project team, Merced County Sheriff’s Office, and other local leaders gathered on Tuesday, September 19th, to break ground on construction at the John Latorraca Correctional Center (JLCC) off Highway 59 and Sandy Mush Road.
By now you should recognize this issue is devoted to construction and delivery methods (Editor’s Note—this article originally appeared in the July/August issue of Correctional News).