Pauly Jail Hosting Educational Mental Health Seminar
Pauly Jail Building Co. has invited the industry to join them for the Pauly Jail Mental Health Seminar on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022.
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Reduce Recidivism by Addressing Mental Health
We’ve seen the same story play out too many times to count: an incarcerated individual serves their time and is released with hope for a better future.
Read moreCorizon Health Earns Renewal from Wyoming DOC
Corizon Health announced recently that its contract with the Wyoming Department of Corrections (WDOC) has been renewed for as long as another 5 years
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Optimizing Mental Health Facilities for Inmate Populations
The transition is on.
Read moreNew Crisis Center to Serve Nashville’s Mentally Ill
A new 24/7 walk-in crisis center opened in Davidson County to ensure that those under extreme mental distress will receive the treatment they need as an alternative to putting them in correctional custody.
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L.A. County Okays $2.2 Billion Correctional Treatment Facility
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $2.2 billion plan to replace the outdated Men’s Central Jail downtown with a spacious new facility.
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New Franklin County Corrections Center Under Construction
Construction is currently underway on the new Franklin County Corrections Center in Columbus.
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Facility of the Month: Advancing the Mental Health Discussion
Last April, Oklahoma’s Tulsa County Jail opened a 42,750-square-foot expansion that dedicates significantly more space to inmates with mental health issues.
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Next-Generation Jails Break the Cycles of Incarceration
More counties and states are beginning to re-assess, redefine and rebuild detention facilities using a new design model that emphasizes next-generation jails.
Read moreMajor Ruling for Ohio Youth Prisons
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Federal judge, Algenon Marbley recently ended most of his court-ordered monitoring of Ohio’s youth prison system. Certain elements still remain, including continued oversight of mental health services and units for those with behavioral issues.
Issues in the Ohio youth prison system have been officially on record since a 2004 lawsuit and then later in a settlement agreement in 2008 — but now work is finally progressing, according to Cincinnati lawyer representing juvenile inmates Alphonse Gerhardstein.
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