Product of the Month

Miami-Dade to Privatize Inmate Medical Care






Jerry Elmblad, A Plant Guy

Vital Stats
Name: Jerry Elmblad
Age: 55
Field: Facilities, physical plant and energy management
Title: Administrative Manager
Agency: Michigan Department of Corrections
Time Served: 25 years

Jerry Elmblad’s office at the Michigan Department of Corrections in Lansing is littered with papers and publications on cutting-edge technologies.

Read More

Trade Files: Sprung

Sprung Instant Structures Inc. is a member of the Sprung Group of Companies, which was established in 1887 as a manufacturer of chuck wagon covers, teepees and other shelters. A pioneer in engineered structures, Sprung patented stressed-membrane technology, which utilizes a non-corroding aluminum substructure overlaid with architectural membrane panels placed under high tension.

Read More

The Case for Private Prisons

Over the next decade, the private sector’s share of inmates within the U.S. could increase to 11 percent from its current level of 8 percent. This equates to roughly 5 percent to 7 percent annual inmate growth over that time.
There are a confluence of events driving what should be a multi-year acceleration of private sector inmate growth:

Read More

Trendspotting

Happy New Year! It’s hard to imagine that we were so concerned about Y2K and the simultaneous meltdown of global ATMs a decade ago when now it’s what is not in the bank’s vaults that seems to be of greater concern.
A lot of things have changed in the last 10 years — especially economic connectivity — but at the same time, human conflict is no less prolific than a decade, a century or even a millennium ago. 

Read More

Ask the Expert: Accurate Assessment

Rogers

Read More

Spotlight: Prison Gray

Photos courtesy of NYDOCS

FISHKILL, N.Y. — From coast to coast and border to border, corrections officials must face the prospect of housing ever-growing numbers of older inmates and providing for their special needs.

The United States must deal with the looming reality of an en masse graying of society, as approximately 76 million baby boomers begin to turn 65 years old. Boomers — born between the mid 1940s and mid 1960s — account for almost 30 percent of the U.S. population.

Read More

Trendspotting: The Footprints of David Parrish

Carter

Read More

About Us

For more than 15 years, Correctional News has been the only NEWS publication serving the market, with each issue delivering more correctional industry news than all other publications combined. Delivering more news that readers can use is what’s made Correctional News the “must read” magazine for busy industry decision makers and the best read publication in the market.

Contact Us

Useful Links


Copyright © 2025 Correctional News. All rights reserved.