Leaders in Bucks County, Pa., held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at a newly completed residential treatment center intended to help justice-involved adults with serious mental illness and co-occurring substance use issues avoid or reduce time in custody.
Last week, the Lancaster County, Pa., Board of Commissioners released preliminary designs for a new prison, with cost estimates ranging from $434 million to $497 million.
A nearly $2 million renovation project of the Snyder County Courthouse and Annex in Middleburg is moving ahead.
Work continues on Franklin County’s $60 million court facility improvement project in Chambersburg.
For two years in a row, the costs for a new justice center and administration building in Montgomery County led to a divided 2020 budget vote.
Secretary John Wetzel recently announced that the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC) will make all state prisons tobacco-free beginning July 1.
Blair County officials recently revealed two new features of its $5 million courthouse renovation project that aims to help extend the life of the building 100 years.
Gov. Tom Wolf signed a new bill into law in the Keystone State last month as part of an effort in Pennsylvania to give corrections workers more of a heads-up if Harrisburg intends to close a prison within the state.
Franklin County officials are making way for a new judicial center that will be built next to an existing courthouse originally built in 1865.
Northumberland County has officially cut the ribbon to their new replacement facility after a fire devastated their previous correctional facility more than three years ago.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
